Sometimes I eat lunch at Tudor City Park. It’s quiet and peaceful and close to the U.N. Afterwards, I walk towards the “END” sign and gaze at the East River. In light of the fact that Pope Francis will be in town tomorrow, I thought I’d catch a glimpse pre-paparazzi.
Anyone else seen an “END” sign before?
I love that park too…so peaceful. But, I’ve seen dead end signs, but never an “end”. So this is the end of the world as we know it?
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Yes, Nanc, it’s the end of the world as we know it, and we feel fine, LOL.
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Just so the signs don’t say End is Nigh.
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Ha ha.
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I want so badly to go to NYC. Don’t know that I will ever get there but I read books based in NYC and newspapers etc. I am drawn to cities anyway.🌇
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Where do you live now?
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Ha! Ha! Texas
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I’ve always loved that little park too, and the view of the steep steps that access it from the river. The End sign is a first for me. Funny that Dead End comes first on the street. As a driver, I often keep going when on a dead end street. usually looking for a turnabout space. So in NYC, it’s like like, “we’re serious, now this really is the End! Any turnabouts will be in the East River!.”
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Exactly, Sharon. I noticed that there are several “END” signs in Sutton Place – saw them on the car ride home after working late on Thursday. Interesting.
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