I’m so glad you are here!
Yesterday, when I was here in Chicago, I saw this here mural during a wonderful architecture boat tour on the amazing Chicago River.
Yes, that’s a map of the Chicago River on the side of a riverside high-rise, with the red marker indicating: “You are here” ! (If you want to hear more about that building and that map, click here.)
When we were here at this building …
I was definitely hearing some boo’s. If you want more information about that building, click here.
I hope the rest of my photos make you feel like you are here, in the mostly beautiful city of Chicago.
Yesterday, when I was here …
… I gained another, useful perspective on the building I had photographed the day before (here).
When you are here at my blog, there will be different perspectives and the occasional pun.
Who’s here in my last photo from yesterday?
Here‘s “Here to Stay” by the Pat Metheny Group, from the album We Live Here.
Since you are here, why not let me know where you are in a comment below?
As always, I’m grateful that you are here!
Nice to see Chicago from your eyes, Ann 😀
I’m thrilled that you are here, Irene! ❤
Thank you very much, dear Ann ❤
Great post 🙂
It’s great that you are here. Thank you!
I hope we are all “Here” tomorrow
“The Rear Of Night”
My foggy morning, an inky dye
The heavy mist, has kidnapped my sky
Sabotaging my light, the sun disappeared in front of my eyes
The rear of night, has been left with no flight
There’s no start, nor end to my blurred sight
Breathing in moist air, I gasp, were’s the moon ?
Has my gloomy forecast, unravelled too soon
Is this sunless day, the beginning of doom ?
https://ivors20.wordpress.com/2019/06/23/the-rear-of-night/
I’m glad that you and your poetry are here, Ivor.
I grew up near Chicago and this was a lovely trip down memory lane.
I’m so glad you were there and that now you’re here! Thanks for the lovely comment.
Streets Don’t Fail Me Now.
That’s what I would title that awesome building mural, Ann.
Chicago looks awesome, thanks to your eye.
Another awesome comment, Mark! As always, thanks for being here.
I’m happy to be here and laughing at the idea that when the river is runnin’ high you can’t see the “River runnin’ high” sign.
I’m always happy that you’re here, Chris.
Glad you’re there!
I’m glad you’re there and here, Maria!
I’m here, wondering how those cars do not overshoot the parking bays and end up flying (but only briefly!)
I wondered the same thing, Peter! Thanks for being here.
Hi Ann! I am so glad to be here, enjoying your photos of the extraordinary Chicago architecture, that you took while there. How exhilarating, to be there doing that! That photo of the very tall, cylindrical and amply-balconied building made me think that it is a strange world where you can float your boat under a building that has hundreds and thousands of people in it, and park your boat there (and somehow step away?). I am fond of buildings that seem more visibly attached to the earth than that, but it reminded me that the world is made of dreams and physics and that my own imagination benefits from encountering the imagination of others from time to time. This blog is a good place to do that.
My imagination benefits from encountering your imagination, Maureen, all the time. Thanks for being here.
Yes I am here but I would rather be in bed sleeping, I am so tired
I never get tired of your comments here, Joanne.
I don’t think I’d like to be there
I like when you’re here, Derrick.