Mask? We Don’t Need no Steenkin’ Mask!
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Mask? We Don’t Need no Steenkin’ Mask!
Mask? We Don’t Need no Steenkin’ Mask!
As promised about a week ago, here come a series of posts of the covidiots we saw on our walk in Central Park who are quite certain they can neither give nor receive germs and can always maintain 6 feet of separation from others (as long as we leap out of their path).
Protecting
Father and Daughter
A father and daughter I photographed in the park 2 weekends ago and ran into again last weekend (the other picture was way better but I notice that in this one the girl is also wearing a mask.
Favorites
Last week I posted a shelf of Anthony Burgess – here’s another. the second shot is more of a shameless plug for the Islers, my father’s novels, my sister’s text and a few of my own poor entries.
The Gray Day
The very air seems heavy and quarantined, as if it would like to get out for a fresh breath…
NYers Social-Distancing in the Time of Corona
Daddy-Daughter Time
For those who can’t read stone…
…a sign has thoughtfully been provided
Feeling Fenced In
National Hands on Hips Day
Bird’s Eye View
Ass-Kickers
Poverty in NY, Unmasked
The sad fact is, even though we’ve been ordered to wear masks, some people are in a better position to obtain them than others.
Forgotten Flowers for the Forgotten
So Be It
That’s the Samaritan’s Purse tent compound in the background, a medical charity of Christian Franklin Graham (Billy’s son) that, controversially, requires anti-gay oaths of its medical personnel and has reportedly been doing sterling, life-saving work as an annex to Mount Sinai Hospital across the street.
Catching up with Friends… at a distance
We did get a little closer than this when we ran into old friends on our walk a week and a half ago (but not as close as it appears in the picture below).
Contemplating Solitude
Shopping
Took a walk last weekend… got a few shots