It lives in front of the Lawrence City Hall.
According to the artist, it was "inspired" by a quote from Langston Hughes (a Lawrence-ite),
Especially with a perfectly clear blue fall sky behind it.
It moves in the wind, and I got a bunch of shots of it to show some of the movement.
Today, I went back to do the last cleaning and checking to be sure I got everything. Snapped this as I drove out of the driveway for the last time. Goodbye hibiscus in Lawrence.
And here's my living room that was pictured below, after I made it livable (I actually live here, now, I have a chair with remotes nearby):
And my new living room is full:
A big reason for the move is to get rid of my commute (a few other reasons come to mind, too, but that's the big one). Tonight was the last time I left work to drive to Lawrence. So, I documented it from beginning:
to end:
Took this last night on the way to dinner, but it had to make it up here. Charlie the Rooster hangin' out in downtown Lawrence. :)
