Today at 4:26 p.m.

Nice and peaceful looking. If you go to the bathroom and turn on the shower full force, you'll get an idea of what my day looks like... :)

4:30, Kasy? You get up with robins..:-)

It is very peaceful here. But I don't have to do the shower thing to know what you mean - have been living in busy cities as well. This is my Escape to the Country, lol.
Klahanie - I should say 16:26 instead. lol. I am an early bird - but even at 7 in the morning it is still dark here...

Oh Kasy, I should learn how to read. Sorry about my comment.

I don't actually live in the city, but about 20 miles east on Long Island. I only work in the city and have to take the rail road each day.

oh, Klahanie - no need to apologies - I would say that's one of many differences between Canadian/American English and British English? lol. Can you imagine how hard it was for me when I was learning English across the ocean and then came to live in UK? took me a while to adjust, lol. And I am learning all the time...
Paul - Lond Island looks like nice place to live. How long does it take you to travel every day?

That is pretty! With what function did you make it? When I use night function with canon, pics are even worse then when I leave automatic zoom.

About 40 minutes if I take express train.

Thank you Katarina - my favourite setting is "P" - sometimes I go for "M" but only if I have time to experiment with settings.
40 minutes is not bad Paul - but I am assuming you don't take the express train every day ;-)

Only for work

:) still not bad. I remember it was taking me almost 2 hours to get from home in East London to work in West London... it was by bus/tube/walk. Sometimes it took me 3-4 hours when I was stuck in traffic... Never again (please, please, please...) lol.

That sounds horrendous. I just walk two blocks to the railroad, it burns up the rails and drops me off right in front of my building. Less than an hour from central Long Island.

I know it sounds terrible. Later I got the van I was using to commute but sometimes it was my colleague who needed it. And it was just me - I had to have a job in gardening. the only one available at this time was located in West London.