Election day

 Took stroll in midtown earlier today and many businesses are boarding up. Chairs, tables and trash cans are being picked up.  Hope its all for nothing. Hope there's no trouble. Just a real shame that the current president encourages violence, meanness and hate.

MoMA

Popped in to MoMA on our way home from Times Square. 

The new exhibit is Zero Degree Drawing. 

The one below, made by dropping a ball covered in ink on the paper.

I must have thrown away dozens of scribbles like these over the years.

This one is good.

One of the squares is a little askew.

Jackson Pollock

Matisse. He couldn't do hands no matter the medium.

Cartier is putting up their Christmas decorations.

Times Square

 Took a walk over to Times Square before it started raining again. 

Some businesses are beginning to board up before election day, in case there's any trouble.

Here's the electronic billboard featuring the first daughter and her husband.

The rest of Times Square.

The crystal ball waiting to be dropped on New Year's Eve.

And here they are again as we walk down the street.

Cute Boy and Lysol

I've been on a quest for months, to find some Lysol Spray. 

Finally found some at a hardware store nearby.

 Can you see the price? $17.99! For one can. 

Needless to say, I will not be buying any Lysol, any time soon.

Cute boy in his fall sweater and his Halloween camel costume.

SOHO

 

Finally got a sunny day and took a walk to SoHo to check out the Wall Of Lies. Its an art installation documenting lies and misleading statements made by donald trump (since taking office and ending July 9, 2020) as fact checked by the Washington Post. Its roughly 100 ft. long, with very small print.