Today I celebrated the birth of spring with my first riverside run of the season.
There's something about the late-afternoon sunlight sparkling on the Potomac -- it's like a long, sequined train on an old-Hollywood Bob Mackie gown -- that makes me so aware of my lungs and my heart and my skin and the incredible mechanics of being alive.
Last fall I brought along my camera and strung together a few shots along the way -- Watergate, Kennedy Center, memorials, Corcoran... D.C. really is such a cool city.
There's something about the late-afternoon sunlight sparkling on the Potomac -- it's like a long, sequined train on an old-Hollywood Bob Mackie gown -- that makes me so aware of my lungs and my heart and my skin and the incredible mechanics of being alive.
Last fall I brought along my camera and strung together a few shots along the way -- Watergate, Kennedy Center, memorials, Corcoran... D.C. really is such a cool city.




4 Comments:
Oh how wonderful! I really miss that city. You're so right that when spring arrives in DC, it does make you feel so alive. What a beautiful place.
Thanks for sharing the photos too!!
By
East-West Girl, at 12:20 PM
That's gotta be my favorite bike ride here. How were the cherry blossoms looking?
By
Ulysses, at 7:40 PM
Feel like grabbing my bike! (You're lucky you're able to run!)
By
Mother of Invention, at 1:19 PM
I hate DC. :)
By
Anonymous, at 3:34 PM
Post a Comment
<< Home