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What’s up with the park picture?

 

Any guesses where this is?

Yes, it’s Central Park in New York City. The perfect day in the park, April 24, 2016.

And since nothing’s more carefree than a day in the park, I thought it would be a fitting analogy to the work I do.

• Smooth and well-paced, with room to observe and contemplate rather than rush off in the wrong direction.
• Yet time-delineated, since no day in the park lasts forever.
• Creative and varied to keep the audience enlightened and engaged.
• But no unpleasant surprises (yes, I know, not every conceivable surprise in Central Park is a pleasant one, but that was the perfect, hassle-free day).

And I like pink spring trees, and the scene sort of matches my purple glasses.

That’s the story!

 

 

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