Wednesday, January 16, 2013

City Views, Country Dreams

Good evening from New York.

This new year with the 2013 number is already two weeks old.    Any silent resolution I might have made to myself for frequent blog posts has already fallen by the wayside.  How does this happen?

My 2013 alibi states that during December 2012 I did have some extra days off, and used them well to celebrate Christmas.  2013 has seen my return to a more familiar work schedule, while still trying to find time for enjoyable off-duty pursuits.

Please allow me to show you some downtown NYC views in the SoHo neighborhood where I work.  Up until today, our recent weather has been strangely warm and fog has featured prominently in daily forecasts.  If you stare intently at a spot just below the center of the following photo of Thompson Street, you might just make out a shadowy form of the so-called Freedom Tower, under construction as a replacement for the demolished Twin Towers.


Even when the weather is odd, and the sky is grey, we can always count on being cheered up by a visit to the corner of Thompson and Spring Streets, just past the mural-enhanced Metropolitan Lumber hardware store. 


Your destination is Ben's!  It's a classic NYC pizza place, and has been serving up delicious pizza with lots of laughter for over 30 years.


I usually bring along a home packed sandwich for lunch, but when that is not possible, Ben's is always there to supply a delicious, fattening and reasonably-priced lunch.  It a place where you can be called Sweetheart by the cashier and take that as a compliment!


Back uptown at home on my days off, I continue my knitting and crocheting with the notion of eventually accumulating enough items to start up an etsy shop.  I have discovered some wonderfully well-designed little gizmos from Japan that help me to create perfect pom poms.


I have also discovered that it is possible to order genuine Shetland wool from Scotland.  


With a generous color range of four-ply weight yarns, it is so much fun to play with various fair isle stitch patterns.  Even on grey days, color can reign.


Of course, more subtle colorways can also turn out just fine.


Yesterday's weather forecast indicated that we were to have some snow last night.  What actually happened was a little snow, followed by some sleet, followed by rain.  The fog was banished, replaced by a much, much chillier day today.

It was a good day to meet a friend at The Museum of Modern Art.  Aside from MOMA's magnificent own collection, there are currently two very special short-term exhibits.  One features the brilliant choreographers Eiko and Koma, performing their Caravan Project on the  main floor of the Museum.  


The above photo is taken from last Sunday's New York Times, and credited to the Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center of the University of Maryland.  You can find out more about these amazing performers via the MOMA site

My own little alarm clock symbolizes the other remarkable exhibit we saw today.  


"The Clock" is described a a cinematic tour de force, in which thousands of bits from many, many films have been edited to provide a 24-hour long film that runs in real time.  Some of the film clips are from silent black and white classics, some are from very recent films.  Each five to fifteen second clip features something about a particular sense of time at a very specific time.  

It is necessary to queue up waiting for admission to the mini cinema.  We waited about thirty minutes, but successfully avoided checking our own watches, preferring to have a catch-up chat as old friends will do.  We were granted entry just after noon, and so we missed seeing some of the more obvious clips from High Noon or 12 O'Clock High, but certainly were entertained by many recognizable lunchtime scenes, as well as some other mid-day suspense  moments.  It's a great concept.  Once inside the little cinema, seated on rather uncomfortable  sofas, you can stay as long as you like.  

Before The Clock ends on January 21, the museum will offer folks opportunities to actually spend a full 24 hours there to see the entire film.  Wow.  No refreshments are allowed.

I do hope that you all have enjoyed seeing some of these January city views.  I am so glad that you enjoyed the New Year's sugar cookies and thank you for your visits and comments.

48 comments:

  1. What a delightful post Frances. It’s so much fun to look at the places close to your work. I also enjoy your tour of the museum – with your words I can imagine what you see and, in New York, there is always so much to see. I like your knitting – very creative with colors. Now, about staying 24 hours to watch a show on real time – without refreshment – well I am not quite sure that I would last…

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  2. As ever it is lovely to see your city views Frances and I love the little peek at your knitting. The blues are especially beautiful.

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  3. Hello Frances:
    We are always so inspired and uplifted to read your posts, not least for the ways in which they give insights into your own life but also into the greater picture of New York and all that is going on in that most exciting of cities.

    We really do envy you the galleries and museums on your doorstep and how much more creatively innovative they appear to be when in comparison with those here where exhibitions are still curated in the manner of the 1950s.

    Alas, where knitting or crocheting are concerned we very much take a back seat!

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  4. I enjoyed catching up with you Frances, I am very impressed with your knitting and curious as to how the pom pom maker works... it looks complicated. Always love the NY snippets, my resolution is to come back this year! Take care and stay warm x

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  5. I always love your tours Frances, and feel I know New York better than I once did.
    Lovely knitting wool. I'll be interested to browse. in your Etsy shop!

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  6. I thought at first, Frances that it was your alarm clock showing these pictures! And I thought that must be clever, except there would be sad bits when you would never want to look at the clock. And what if the clock ran slow? Would the film run slow too?

    What is an Etsy shop?

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  7. It is always interesting to see where other people live and work, especially when the contrast between that and your own neighbourhood is so very marked.
    I live in a village in rural Norfolk, which today is blanketed with two inches of snow, two days ago it was nearer five inches. There is brilliant sunshine, blue skies and after a night of -13, the trees are sugar-frosted and stand out brilliantly against the blue of the sky. It is barely above freezing, too cold to stand around taking photos, country lanes untreated and too treacherous to drive along, or walk along, to get the finest shots. More snow expected tomorrow..... thank goodness for central heating and double glazing!

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  8. Your world couldn't be more different from mine, but I thoroughly enjoyed sharing it! Lovely post.

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  9. Dear Frances,
    Loved your post with lots of interesting stuff.
    Good luck with your plans of starting an Etsy shop. The Japanese gadget looks great.
    The film at MOMA also sounds interesting. Our son made a film a few years back for his BA in Film and Television Production. While we spent some time in NYC he filmed clocks around Manhattan showing his day from sunrise to sunset in one minute. Of course he called it "NY Minute".
    Xoxo Ingrid

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  10. Dear Frances, I love your fair isle patterns and color combinations.
    Have you tried my special little Mouse stitch...single crochet backwards? It makes a beautiful finishing edge. ox, Gina

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  11. Hello Frances, how funny that a new year needs new resolutions ;-). Love your wool and am happy that you seem to have well started January. Never heard of that 'clock' what an amazing idea!

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  12. I love your knitting.Such lovely colours.And I love the NY photos.I would so love to come again.It is my favourite place I have visited.

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  13. I love seeing the city through your eyes! I want to see The Clock and also to have lunch at Ben's.

    The wool and your knitting are beautiful.

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  14. I love your posts. On all topics. But when you happen to post about your knitting projects I like this best.

    Greetings from Berlin, Germany - Heidi

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  15. i think we will order pizza now for dinner. love the 'sweetheart' and the city views, the museum visits and friends. LOVE shetland wool (it's what i made the mushrooms out of on my blog right now). although i thought, when i ordered the wool, wouldn't it be a lot more fun to go pick it up instead? your knitting is beautiful!
    i hope you have a lovely weekend dear frances.

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  16. I love your FairIsle experiments - I love Jamison and Smith yarn and have many colours scattered amongst my stash from 30 yrs of ordering wool for projects from their amazing colour range - I was a child knitter, Frances ;-)

    Yesterday was the most glorious sunny day which made the frost sparkle. Today the whole of the UK waits for snow... then we will moan because the country can't cope ... Or we will moan because the forecasters cried wolf!
    xx

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  17. I'm liking the idea of the 24hr film, although I'm less sure about the 24hr showing! Presumably at the moment one can dip in and out and over a period of days and see it all?

    I hope it's warmer there than it is here today because it's jolly cold outside in Wales! I think I need one of those pizzas as bodu fuel!

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  18. The hardware store mural has the designer in me reeling. This is what attracts me so much to NYC...there is the work of talented people everywhere you turn. It's so inspiring.

    Your colorwork looks fabulous! Please show us more soon!

    –Cassandra

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  19. Hello Frances Thank you for this lovely post, I learn so much about NY on these trips with you! I enjoyed the different views of the places near to where you work, and the museum sights too. Your Shetland knitting is beautiful, both the bright and the subtle colourways.
    Wishing you a happy week, enjoying the city and your crafty pursuits as well.
    Helen x

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  20. Thanks for sharing your SoHo area. It looks like fun. And I loved the description of the clock exhibit at the museum. What a fun and clever idea.

    I hope you've had a happy New Year, Frances, and wish you all the best in 2013.

    Hugs!

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  21. This post gives me a glimpse of life in your neighborhood, and all it offers, both food and museums. Glad to meet you.

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  22. Some very familiar sights!
    Yes, the weather has been dreadfully dreary!
    Your knitting impresses me to bits.
    Buster sends greetings!

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  23. My favourite sort of post, Frances. I love the little glimpses of your working world and home life. It's good to know that a sophisticated New Yorker is happy, once in a while, to have a slice of pizza for lunch!
    I look forward to when you open your Etsy shop - I have long admired the things that come off your fingers.

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  24. I am intrigued by the new building you mention, the Freedom Tower and wonder what it will be used for?

    You sound very upbeat with lots of activities and look forward to adding your Etsy shop to my circle!

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  25. Dear Frances, I read this at the weekend and enjoyed it very much, but didn't leave a comment - sorry! Like you, I'm finding my New Year note to myself to write and read more posts is proving harder than I'd thought, but it is a sheer joy to visit here. cx

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  26. Dear Frances, thank you for taking us with you round about New York! I really have the feeling that you've just come back home, hurrying to tell us what a fantastic day you have had!

    That 24 hours movie sounds so intriguing! I like the theme and the concept, but I doubt - no, I'm sure, I could not bear to sit down for so many hours...:D.
    I didn't know you are so skiful in knitting - I'm sure your Etsy shop will be a success!:)

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  27. Your choice of entertainment gives such a wonderful picture of the lady you are, cultured, civilised, active, lively and in tune with nature, and all that in the big city.

    I think your life is quite enviable, I hanker after similar opportunities, which will never come my way here in the depths of the countryside.

    I am looking forward to seeing what you can do with the Scottish wool, I am sure your products will be wonderful.

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  28. I do like taking these walks with you. On my one trip to New York I was unable to go into MOMA because there was a picket line which I didn't like to cross. Such bad timing!

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  29. Dear Frances,

    Thank you, lovely to take that walk with you in New York city. Love your knitting Frances and gorgeous colours too. Let us know about your Etsy shop when you can, so looking forward to browsing for your lovely crafts Frances.

    Wonderful to take that tour of the Museum, it has been such a long time since I visited a Gallery or Museum here in England.

    xx

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  30. I've used that wool a few times, the colours are lovely, and I had to google how to make a Pom Pom as I'd completely forgotten!!!!! Xxxxx

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  31. Daffodils on a dull day - I just can't help but smile at the sight of them. I must bring some into the house this weekend.
    Outside is cold and foggy, inside warm and cosy. I guess that's how it should be in winter - though I'd be very happy to have a wonderful gallery through which to wander, coat-less and hat-less.

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