Looks a very impressive building Rosemary and lovely you could share the experience with your daughter. I’m just in the process of adjusting to our younger daughter moving to London so I can understand how wonderful it would have been to have your daughter visiting you from from New York! Hope you can get a bit of a rest soon after all the moving and also that you get your technical issues resolved soon! “Bon week-end” 🙂
Rosemary Kneipp
October 31st, 2014 at 11:45 am
Thanks Rosemary. I missed my daughter the last time she was here (we were on holiday in Germany) so this visit was just perfect, making my last day something to truly remember.
I’m hoping my son will get the website going again soon but today is his birthday so I will wait for the weekend!
That’s a coincidence Rosemary it’s my elder daughter’s birthday today too – she was a Halloween baby! Hope your son manages to get your website going again soon 🙂
Rosemary Kneipp
November 3rd, 2014 at 9:59 pm
Oh that is a coincidence! Two Rosemarys with their oldest child born on Halloween!
Bill Wilson
November 1st, 2014 at 3:24 am
A fascinating piece of architecture. I find it somewhat reminiscent of the Sydney Opera House.
Great architecture and as always captured so well by your lens.
What an exciting time for you. So many memories as you pack and so many memories yet to be made.
Rosemary Kneipp
November 3rd, 2014 at 10:00 pm
Exciting and exhausting! I’m still not feeling energetic enough to write a proper post about the foundation. Maybe in a couple of weeks’ time …
Such a coincidence that we were that we were at this amazing building on its opening day at the same time! And such a shame we missed each other, but I’m glad to see you were with your daughter and even if technology hadn’t let me down trying to reach you I imagine it wasn’t the time to meet anyway. One day we will!
Rosemary Kneipp
November 6th, 2014 at 9:04 pm
It certainly was a coincidence and I would have loved to meet up but you’re right – it was a mother/daughter day and I don’t get them often now that she lives in NY.
Good ol’ Frank pulls it off again! It looks fabulous and what a nice break for you and Black Cat.
Amazing building and having Black Cat was such a present for my last day in Paris!
It really is a magnificent building! Impressive, and it stands out so well against that sky.
I couldn’t get over the blue sky in October!
Looks a very impressive building Rosemary and lovely you could share the experience with your daughter. I’m just in the process of adjusting to our younger daughter moving to London so I can understand how wonderful it would have been to have your daughter visiting you from from New York! Hope you can get a bit of a rest soon after all the moving and also that you get your technical issues resolved soon! “Bon week-end” 🙂
Thanks Rosemary. I missed my daughter the last time she was here (we were on holiday in Germany) so this visit was just perfect, making my last day something to truly remember.
I’m hoping my son will get the website going again soon but today is his birthday so I will wait for the weekend!
That’s a coincidence Rosemary it’s my elder daughter’s birthday today too – she was a Halloween baby! Hope your son manages to get your website going again soon 🙂
Oh that is a coincidence! Two Rosemarys with their oldest child born on Halloween!
A fascinating piece of architecture. I find it somewhat reminiscent of the Sydney Opera House.
I thought that myself!
Great architecture and as always captured so well by your lens.
What an exciting time for you. So many memories as you pack and so many memories yet to be made.
Exciting and exhausting! I’m still not feeling energetic enough to write a proper post about the foundation. Maybe in a couple of weeks’ time …
Such a coincidence that we were that we were at this amazing building on its opening day at the same time! And such a shame we missed each other, but I’m glad to see you were with your daughter and even if technology hadn’t let me down trying to reach you I imagine it wasn’t the time to meet anyway. One day we will!
It certainly was a coincidence and I would have loved to meet up but you’re right – it was a mother/daughter day and I don’t get them often now that she lives in NY.