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i was reading the courant online
(cross posted from
my connecticut blogand found this column by colin mcenroe.
i do read his blog but rarely read the columns (of anyone) in the courant. i especially liked this one because one of the things it has to with is one of MY favorite places (in addition to mr mcenroe's mother's favorite place) elizabeth park.
i grew up near it. my popi still lives near it. i learned to ice skate there (thank you queeno family). i remember the pond house when it WAS a pond house and NOT a restaurant. i remember summers bringing my dogs and my guitar and sitting down and singing and playing with the animals and my friends. i remember the wild onions in a patch of the park not many ever went to (or know about). i remember the path to the park from fern street that i think of as a secret entrance. after my sister's VERY small wedding we took pictures in the park as so many do. that was YEARS and YEARS ago and you know, i don't think i've been actually IN the park since. i LOVE that park.
anyway, here is mr mcenroe's lovely column. i sure do like what he has to say about his mom, his son AND the people in the park
Sunday In The Park With Jorge(pictures from the elizabeth park website)
5 comments:
This is one of my favorite places in the area -- has been since childhood.
It's neat to visit with my kids.
just gorgeous.
tamara, if you can believe it, it was EVEN BETTER many years ago. i knew the people who lived in that house. they were the caretakers. can you imagine LIVING in the middle of the park? cool huh?
roxy, the pictures don't do it justice. it's a small park, as far as parks go, but it IS wicked cool
'Whitmania' might be a good name for this country. But, in truth, I think it's 'Whitemania' already...or maybe 'Richwhitemania'...
there IS a line drawn mr shakespeare. on one side is richwitemania indeed. the other, well no one cares about them so why even mention them?
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