Graduation from the doctoral program at UPenn took place on Saturday, May 15, 2010. Family and friends were in attendance. Here is my sister, Pam, and my mom after the ceremony outside Franklin Field.
In addition to family, some friends were also able to attend the special day. My friends Dottie and Ron.
It was really nice to have my family attend graduation: my brother-in-law, Bill; my sister, Pam; my aunt, Doris; me; my mom and my uncle, Sonny.
Waiting to enter Franklin Field for the UPenn Graduate School of Education Graduation Ceremony - May 15, 2010. It was a perfect day!
Hazy skies surround one of the largest buildings in New York.
Taken from the top of Rockefeller Center.
This photo was taken atop Rockefeller Center looking north to Central Park.
This was my team for three years: Antoinette Dendtler, Melissa Saunders, me and Cristina Alvarez
At the Lincoln Center Jazz Club. I was actually testing the camera and didn’t even specifically aim it anywhere in particular. A good shot. The concert of the evening was the Phil Woods Quintet. Didn’t care for them…too fast, and too loud!
...at Columbus Circle. This is the globe at the Trump Tower.
This is the 1 going uptown at 34th Street I believe.
An ideas was to visit the Macy’s Flower Show. It was mentioned online, but it was pretty much a dud.
Well, the store was closed on Easter Sunday, but we did get to see some of the windows. This was a rare shot that I could get with nobody else in it. Nice reflection of the building across the street.
After a week of working on UPenn work, I decided a break was indeed necessary. Off to New York! This is inside the tunnel. It looked better when I took it.
Sometimes it is just too much to remember what section of the parking garage you parked in. So I took a picture to remind me. That’s really not the case, I was just testing out the camera.
We had just gotten tickets to Xanadu, even though we wanted to see Curtains. We passed through Times Square on the way to Rockefeller Center to see the Christmas tree.
What’s the name of that street?
My mom actually allowed me to take her picture.
