A Consignment Boutique, LLC

Watertown, CT

For Rent

Shelton, CT

Half Occupied

Waterbury, CT

Have Your Money Ready

Torrington, CT

Big Tag Sale

Waterbury, CT

Veterans Day, V

Hartford, CT

Veterans Day, IV (11/11/09)

Shelton, CT

Ceremony, the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month.



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Veterans Day, III

Hartford, CT

Veterans Day, II

Hartford, CT

(The strange light here is the reflection of brilliant sunlight bouncing back onto Main Street from the United Technologies "gold building," one of the largest buildings in the center of town.)



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Veterans Day, I

Hartford, CT

Connecticut's state capital, Hartford, hosts the Connecticut Veterans Day parade which is said to be the biggest in New England and one of the largest in the Country.

Mike's Cuts Moved

Ansonia, CT

Wysylka Paczek Do Polski

Shelton, CT

Business for Lease

Bristol, CT

Apartment for Rent

Bristol, CT

SALE or LEASE

Bristol, CT

Conversations at an Opening

Roxbury, CT

Taking Pictures at the Exhibition

Roxbury, CT

Zombie Recruitment

Waterbury, CT

Parade

Waterbury, CT

The Waterbury Halloween celebration included a very small parade. Compared to the Memorial Day, you could almost miss it by blinking, but there were a fife and drum corps, small band contingents, and a couple of the same exotic high school girls' drill teams that appeared here back in this post, but this time they performed as zombies...

Lamborghini

Waterbury, CT

The classic cars at the Halloween party on the Waterbury green got a lot of attention, but the number one attention-getter was a 1993 Lamborghini Diablo. There were much older cars and pickups, the Chevy BelAire that starred in the latest Indiana Jones movie, everything from an early Mustang to a Hudson Hornet to several lovingly kept or restored cars, like a Chevy II, that hadn't been much to start with. A Ferrari sat next to an exotic Ford GT supercar, but the crowd was always thickest around the Lamborghini. From the jackknife door to the multi-louvered engine cover and the 12 cylinder power plant beneath it when the lid was up, everything came in for close inspection.



People constantly posed for pictures with the Diablo. The most common exclamation made on encountering it was, against all evidence of reality, "That's my car!"