Liz Spikol

The lady loves her leopard print. (at Germantown Nursing Home)

Bob Ledden lives just a few blocks from the site of the train derailment. He drew this after he saw what happened. #Amtrak #philly #amtrakphilly #derailed (at Pete's Clown House Clown House)

I love looking at Philadelphia's clusters of buildings, even on a hazy day. (at Philadelphia Magazine)

During a cleanup for Love Your Park Day, I saw this little dead bird and also found a full bag of cremated human remains with the crematory slip still inside. They were 10 feet from each other. (at Wissahickon Transportation Center)

Rock Creek in the Curtis Hall Arboretum. Really beautiful spot. (at Curtis Hall Dog Park)

Port Richmond window kitty. (at Krakus Market)

Not a bad day for a stroll... (at Fairmount Park Horticultural Center)

I don't know if this is true but it's nice that someone festooned their yard with such a positive message. (at D and R Canal State Park)

Sometimes my dog is very clear about what she wants. Here she's saying, "Now it's time for you to pet the top of my head until I fall asleep on your shoulder."

A little taste of the Ci-Lines installation by Aaron Asis at the exquisite St. Andrew's Collegiate Chapel. (at Philadelphia-48th Street)

From the train. I love my commute. #philly #septa #chestnuthillwest (at North Philadelphia (SEPTA Broad Street Line station))

On the street where I live. (at Mount Airy, Philadelphia)

#tbt to my younger days--like, much younger. I can't remember where my dad took this, but we both love cemeteries. The Jewish people are so cheerful that way.

Sunset over the city. (at 1818 Market Street)

Nature's majesty, right next to a SEPTA stop. (at Wissahickon Transportation Center)

I spent a half-hour this morning in the basilica. The Jew alarm did not sound. (at Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter & Paul)

This is deeply humiliating. Deeply. (at mt airy (Philly, Pa))