A Full Day in February

It started with a morning walk and catching the moon in Skyspace.

The weather was great so I squeezed in a load of laundry (in the background).

I went to the Sycamore Talent Show and got to hear the act I had been looking forward to. This group of students sang all the states and their capitals (same song as performed here).

After bringing in the laundry we drove with D's parents to a church in South Pasadena

where they stayed for a concert and we went exploring.

First stop was the public library.

It warmed my heart to see a display of a child's collection,
which is something. my library did when I was a child.

The library has both a mural and statue by Leo Politi.
For better or for worse, the Friends of the Library bookstore was closed.

From there we explored the neighborhood, 

admiring many homes, 

but being surprised by the lack of drought-tolerant landscaping.

The historic soda fountain was closed so made do with a French bakery.

Oops - our regular minifigs were at home on their new tandem.

We finished the day with dinner at a deli. The rye bread was the best I had had in SoCal.

Exhibit created by a group of veterans who meet here weekly.

I do love my daily life, but it is good get out and about, too.