For my final blog post I will show some of my favorite door pictures and a few other miscellaneous picts that haven’t “fit” into any of the other post themes...

As per my fetish for doors, my favorite pic is this one of two doors right next to each other, but in contrasting conditions!

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Just a few blocks away from the Philadelphia Museum of Art - and all its beauty - is the extreme opposite: the darkness and fear of the historic State Penitentiary. Billed as a revolutionary institution in many ways when it was built in the early 1800s, it was finally shut down in 1971. Through the decades it housed many thousands of criminals... among them were Al Capone - and these two characters: Hannah and Sarah Bjornstad (partners in crime! haha!)

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The Philadelphia Museum of Art was very fabulous and I would suggest everyone go and experience it. We went down on a Holiday and they were open with a donation of whatever we chose to give. THAT certainly was a blessing, but the BEST thing about the day was that it was not so very crowded. That helped it be a fabulous 2.5 hours that we were there...

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In a future blog I will put out more of the Eastern State Penitentiary pictures... however, today I will show just a taste of what is to come...

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The day came today to take our daughter Erika to the Philly airport to catch a flight back to St. Paul, MN since her university classes are starting up again... anyway, with two other daughters (Sarah and Hannah), we decided to make a day of it! Read More...

This past Saturday my daughter went to her friend Maria’s school Semi dance... And so they were ALL gussied up in incredible ways - just PERFECT for a photo shoot... Read More...