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@ktboldy Happy Spring to you and Chris! Garden looks lovely 🌺

#dementiaawarenes What a beautiful morning in the garden! Finally, in the sunshine, 21°C, birds singing, heaven. I got busy weeding and tidying the front beds, getting everything ready for planting soon. It felt brilliant being out there with the warmth on my back and everything starting to look hopeful for spring. I asked Chris to join me in the fresh air, but she was happy inside watching her morning programme on the telly. It was a shame not to share it, but that’s how it is now . She was content in her own way, and I popped in to check on her a couple of times.

@CentralParkNYC At #carlschurzpark

🌱 🌼 Welcome to spring in Central Park! We tracked down a few highlights from this spring so far... including our first blooming daffodils of the season! What signs of spring have you spotted in NYC?

Spring has sprung New York! Get out this weekend and enjoy the #treecanopy. Here are some lovely reminders of our #urbanforest's beauty during this wonderful time of year, and what we can expect to see more of soon with longer, warmer, and brighter days ahead!

Spring equinox this morning, said Grey Brock to Miss Rabbit over the garden wall, fur starred with plum blossom. And he spoke, they felt the great green swooping feathery rush of life around them; the sweet, soft air and the young fierce nettles in the hedgerows ready for soup and tonics and tea, and the golden celandines in the woods and the tangled swirls of nests in the elm trees and rows of hot cross buns in the window of Fernby's and pink and purple and gold foiled Easter eggs in the everything shop, and the lovely loud ludic sound of the village school down by the watercress beds, where the herons guard the river and the willow boughs trail in the dark glassy water.

In the Victorian language of flowers magnolia symbolises fortitude, a love of nature, and magnificence. In folk magic, it is said to guard true love and fidelity. A branch placed near or beneath the bed was believed to keep both partners faithful to one another. #FolkloreThursday

@John_Dabell Love Hetty's suit! Glad you are both out and about!

I left Critical Care in November last year and I'm still building back up. I’m now strong enough to take Hetty out for a walk and lift her up (she's quite a lump!)

At the @whitneymuseum, “Mabel Dwight: Cool Head, Warm Heart” spotlights a pioneering printmaker depicting NYC life in the 1920s and ’30s, and a key figure who helped shape the vibrant artistic community #SouthofUnionSquare: villagepreservation.org/2026/03/18/mab… #WomensHistoryMonth

NYC-based filmmakers, apply now for the New York State Independent Film Production Tax Credit Program, through April 30! @EmpireStateDev Funding is still available for productions with total qualified costs more than $10 million. Details to apply here: on.nyc.gov/49WyGgc

The Roosevelt Island Disabled Association is urgently seeking a CDL-licensed driver to support community trips and services for members across NYC. Competitive pay plus tips. Apply today by emailing: wendylhersh@gmail.com

“May your troubles be less, and your blessings be more, and nothing but happiness come through your door.” — Traditional Irish blessing Green flowers, symbolising good health and good fortune, to wish the Emerald Isle a happy St. Patrick’s Day. #StPatricksDay #LaFeilePadraig

A new park in Alphabet City at Avenue D and East 3rd Street designed by Davies Toews Architecture and community members is now open where a fenced-off grassy area previously sat underused. ow.ly/63wA50YsCGH

Mozart's childhood violin and original manuscripts come to the Morgan Library gothamist.com/arts-entertain…

In celebration of Pi Day, @StevenStrogatz, distinguished professor in @CornellCAS, discusses what Pi means to him — and why it’s worth celebrating.

In Finland, libraries lend out tools, sewing machines, musical instruments, and even sports equipment, not just books, so everyone has access to things they might not be able to afford

Visitors walk through Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama’s "Infinity Mirrored Room – The Hope of the Polka Dots Buried in Infinity Will Eternally Cover the Universe" at the Museum Ludwig in Cologne. To mark its 50th anniversary, the museum is exhibiting over 300 works of Kusama, from her first drawings in around 1934 to the present day

NYC bookstores are a source of inspiration for local writers. Support your local bookstore. #NYCLovesBookstores 📚 Shop locally: on.nyc.gov/39kOA5b

NYC urgently needs your help: Tomorrow (Tues) night is the annual HOPE count, when 1000+ NYers fan out across the five boroughs to identify the number of people experiencing homelessness. This year's count was rescheduled due to the snow storm. And now the # of volunteers signed up is only 50% of last year. Will take place March 10, 10pm-4am. For more info and to sign up: nyc.gov/hope. Please help spread the word.

@GusSaltonstall That is very cool!

White tablecloths and window views on the Amtrak from NYC to Florida 🚆

Monday's Weather Rating: 9/10 WE ARE SO BACK!!! High temperatures reach the upper 60s later today with mostly sunny skies, amazingly comfortable dew points and a light breeze. It is time to be extremely outside. The vibes have skyrocketed!!!

@Guggenheim Love Juan Pablo's thoughts about the Guggenheim and the painting!

As an architect on my first trip to New York City, it was essential to experience this classic work of modern and rationalist architecture by Frank Lloyd Wright and to make my own interpretation of it. The first impression is of a work that generates urbanism, volumetrically breaking with established morphologies; the sculptural form is not capricious; it accompanies functionality. The second impression, and perhaps the most important, is of a museum whose first work of art one encounters is the building itself, which embraces and contains the rest of the works. Its rampant functional layout allows you to explore the entire museum in a very natural way, filtered by its excellent natural lighting... a divine experience.- Juan Pablo @jp_germade #FrankLloydWrightFridays