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Tag Archives: South Philly
Crocheted B-Ball
Crocheted installation at Capitolo Playground at 9th & Federal Streets.
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Posted in News, Philadelphia, Photography
Tagged art installations, Capitolo Playground, crochet, South Philly
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Caturday
This charmer swept me off my feet!
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Posted in Caturday, News, Philadelphia, Photography
Tagged black cat, Caturday, neighborhood kitty, South Philly
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Pink Sky
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Feline Friday
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Happy Thanksgiving!
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Posted in Holiday, Looking South, Philadelphia
Tagged South Philly, Thanksgiving, the 1970s, window decoration
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Werewolves of Philly
A wolf was loose in South Philly on Halloween! We decided to go scary rather than whimsical this year with our son’s Halloween costume, and it seemed to work on old ladies and small children.
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Down on 7th Street
My son and I came upon the Zhen Ru Temple when we were meandering home from the Murphy Pool. We’ve been wandering South Philadelphia aimlessly for years, and we are still finding things and places we never knew existed.
