We wrap up this busy week with a bunch of random pictures I took of Key West buildings. There is no theme or hidden meaning here. It's just a way to imagine yourself stepping out shortly after dawn (clocks move forward by an hour Sunday, by the way) onto a Key West street and glance back at your home, your palms, your white picket fence. Like this classic eyebrow home with an overhanging roof:
The Eden House hotel on Fleming Street, featured in the Goldie Hawn movie Criss Cross:
And this Mediterranean-looking entrance to one of my favorite restaurants, Azur, which is behind the Eden House:
Enjoy your weekend. My weekend will be spent huddling and writing for podcasts. For tomorrow I've put together an essay of a local ride on my old Vespa while Sunday I have reproduced an essay by a musician called Neil Peart of a band called Rush who loves commuting by motorcycle and makes every trip an adventure. It's a great read lovingly illustrated with pictures not of the Keys but beautiful nonetheless. I may have to learn to listen to his music, because his writing is inspirational. I hope he inspires you to find a way to enjoy your commute as he and I manage to!
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5 comments:
I'm highly offended by this post and I'm considering banning you from the blog.
Wow! I'm honored. I thought no one noticed but that clay pot is pretty sexist I think.
Thanks for sharing friend, this post inspired for me. Goodluck
You never take a picture of my house.
I will if you want. With you in front of it. In a chicken costume.
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