Today's excitements included a more complicated dentist's appointment than originally envisioned and having to stop very suddenly short on I-93, but I did technically find my way to Scollay Square.
Pretty, in its way. I started to ask whether that's what people call brutalist in style, remembered I could use the internet, and found that it's made with the blood of social injustices.
I started to ask whether that's what people call brutalist in style, remembered I could use the internet, and found that it's made with the blood of social injustices.
Yes. The West End is still within living memory. I knew about it first because of Leonard Nimoy.
More complicated dentistry is never a good thing to add to a day! *hugs*
Great angle in the photo, though.
Btw, idk if you are up to playing around with it or if it would be sufficiently useful/amusing, but the Brit Newspaper Archive site that I subscribe to sometimes is currently free on Find My Past until the 16th, to celebrate hitting 100 million pages. (Chiefly local papers, but a couple of nationals, and various professional journals and things, including The Stage): https://www.findmypast.co.uk/home
Thank you! The other one I was really pleased with was the composed-itself juxtaposition of the City Hall flags with the brick remnant of the neighborhood that predated the plaza. (The lost and remembered by its absence Scollay Square. Always something doing.)
Btw, idk if you are up to playing around with it or if it would be sufficiently useful/amusing, but the Brit Newspaper Archive site that I subscribe to sometimes is currently free on Find My Past until the 16th, to celebrate hitting 100 million pages. (Chiefly local papers, but a couple of nationals, and various professional journals and things, including The Stage)
That is pretty obviously relevant to my interests. Thank you for letting me know!
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Yes. The West End is still within living memory. I knew about it first because of Leonard Nimoy.
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*hugs*
Dinner plans were determined by not having to chew.
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I hope your soft food was at least delicious.
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Thank you. One was on the way to the other. I think it was superfluous.
I hope your soft food was at least delicious.
Chopped liver on a challah roll! On its own merits, a real dinner.
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*Sends healing vibes*
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I have genuine architectural affection for it and am so confused that there are now trees in the plaza.
*hugs*
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A barren windswept plain!
hugs you back
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DW-comments should be eligible for Official Posts of Massachusetts.
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I believe you had told me about it, but not provided photographic evidence. Thank you!
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Great angle in the photo, though.
Btw, idk if you are up to playing around with it or if it would be sufficiently useful/amusing, but the Brit Newspaper Archive site that I subscribe to sometimes is currently free on Find My Past until the 16th, to celebrate hitting 100 million pages. (Chiefly local papers, but a couple of nationals, and various professional journals and things, including The Stage): https://www.findmypast.co.uk/home
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Thank you! The other one I was really pleased with was the composed-itself juxtaposition of the City Hall flags with the brick remnant of the neighborhood that predated the plaza. (The lost and remembered by its absence Scollay Square. Always something doing.)
Btw, idk if you are up to playing around with it or if it would be sufficiently useful/amusing, but the Brit Newspaper Archive site that I subscribe to sometimes is currently free on Find My Past until the 16th, to celebrate hitting 100 million pages. (Chiefly local papers, but a couple of nationals, and various professional journals and things, including The Stage)
That is pretty obviously relevant to my interests. Thank you for letting me know!
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I was out of nickels!