2024 Schenectady YWCA Season of Light Xmas Tree Exhibit! November 29 - January 2, 2025 /Mom Tree

So... The YWCA is allowing me to put up my tabletop "Mom Tree" again this year.  Matter of fact, it's going up today! Let me know if you saw the "Mom Tree." Honoring the memory to all moms.  

From the Schenectady YWCA - "The Season of Light exhibit opens next week! This exhibit will showcase all holidays that families in our communities are celebrating this season. It's an opportunity to learn from one another and give a new perspective on how this season is celebrated. 

This year’s event is FREE and open to the public and will run from November 29th to January 2nd at 44 Washington Ave in Schenectady. Our doors will be open daily 10am to 8pm.

The Season of Light exhibit opens next week! This exhibit will showcase all holidays that families in our communities are celebrating this season. It's an opportunity to learn from one another and give a new perspective on how this season is celebrated. 
This year’s event is FREE and open to the public and will run from November 29th to January 2nd at 44 Washington Ave in Schenectady. Our doors will be open daily 10am to 8pm."

Old abandon anything...

I never know what a ride  through the countryside will surprise me with. I do favor barns, old wood, old cars and tractors, and abandon buildings. I also favor safe passage, so I don't try to enter old buildings. Much.  Found this old church on the side of  a well travelled road. The front door will set you straight.  I was astounded to see that a lot of the  stained glass still remained in the old windows despite the vandalism of the now abandon church.

My November cover shot for Your Hometowne Magazine

Steve's B and H antique clock!

Steve Betts came to say hi and to impress with his latest acquisition - a 1885 Parade Clock the likes of which none of us have ever seen before BECAUSE ITS THAT RARE. Steve is a collector and fixer of clocks ( What was that word? Horosomething???) You know... the scientific study of time keeping and all things clocks. Pretty proud he was... and his show and tell was very much appreciated, even if he had to come out in the rain with the Mustang to do it. The Devil made him ya know.