Corner of Delaware Street and Liberty Street

Jenna, Ariel & Morgan drawing on the sidewalk in front of Web Delights. First nice April day!

Sky and Meadow from West Trout Brook Road

"Strictly speaking, his life was his occupation. Yes, yes, [he] was a poet. That's what I meant when I said his life was his work because the work of a poet is the life of a poet, and vice versa, the life of a poet is the work of a poet. I mean, you can't separate them. I mean, a poet's life is his work, and his work is his life in a special sense."

--Mrs. Venable in Suddenly, Last Summer

Turkey Prints, Both the Feathered Kind and Mine

"Solitude never hurt anyone. Emily Dickinson lived alone, and she wrote some of the most beautiful poetry the world has ever known... then went crazy as a loon"

--Lisa, The Simpsons

Bear Spring Mountain, above Middle Pond

"You know what? You're gonna end up one of those lonely old guys shuffling around the park feeding stale rolls to pigeons."

--Kim in Third Watch

Delaware River from Ice House Turn

"I will make no mistakes in the name of loneliness. I have my work and an uncomplicated life. I don't want to feel anything again... ever."

--Dr. Han Suyin in Love is a Many Splendored Thing

West Trout Brook Road

"My heart is broken, but I'm alive. . . . And when you're alive, you feel pain. Those are the rules."

--Jess in Sex & the Single Mom

Top of Bear Spring Mountain above Middle Pond

"It's funny how a man reacts when his heart has been broken. Some men break down and cry like a baby. And some others take an uzi and climb a clock tower."

-- Narrator in Me, Myself & Irene

Sky from Bear Spring Mountain

"If love is a game, it has to be the hardest game in the world. After all, how can anyone win a game where there's no rules?"

Cody Myers in 15/Love