I created a cute greeting card that's perfect for someone who may be having a bad day.
I placed it in a white envelope and decided to drop it off at Mark Taper Forum. The building past the columns is the Dorothy Chandler Pavillion (looking west from Mark Taper Forum). The Dorothy Chandler Pavillion is where I see my favorite operas. Mark Taper Forum is to the right of this picture. This area is called the Los Angeles Music Center and it also houses the Ahmanson Theatre and Walt Disney Concert Hall is a few steps away. The Music Center is one of the three largest performing arts centers in the nation. The Music Center entertains over 1.3 million people each year.
See the table there, that's where I left the white envelope with the card inside.
The picture below is looking North, down a row of columns.
Here's a closer look at the table where I left the card:
I really should go back at night and take pictures, this area is AMAZING at night.
I'm joining:
If you would like to give this a try, visit Marfi at Incipient Wings . It's a great feeling to leave something behind for some random stranger to find.
Thanks for stopping by and may your day be filled with blessings.
Wow, what a great idea!! ANd that is definitely a great place to do it! SO what are your favorite operas??? I must have missed that about you! Thanks for stopping by!!
ReplyDeleteThat is so awesome...you give me chill's...I think that if we all had a little reminder once in awhile that other's really care it would make a big difference in the world. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLove,Debbie
that is neat Maria. Makes you wonder who will find it and how they will be blssed by this gesture of yours.
ReplyDeleteit was beautiful this weekend, wasn't it? we did get wind and rain today though
betty
Beautiful idea!
ReplyDeleteHappy Women's Day!
I'm sure that made somebodies day. Wonderful idea.
ReplyDeleteWhat a unigue idea - the card was beautiful Maria. I will have to see that place next time I'm in LA. Sandie♥
ReplyDeleteI love learning that you like opera - so do I, but I haven't been in quite a while. I also really love that you're continuing with guerrilla art. I'm not sure why I'm having such trouble pulling the trigger on that idea myself.
ReplyDeleteRinda
Thanks ladies, I don't know where my love of opera and classical music comes from. My mother once told me that a relative of mine played the violin (sometime in the early 1900's). I'll have to ask her for more details about who this relative was and how he learned to play the violin. Unfortunately, no one else in the family shares this passion, it's just me.
ReplyDeleteA lovely card - love the torn paper blossom.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card and such a Wonderful idea!!!
ReplyDeleteNancy :D
I love the card!!! And the idea is very fun! (do you turn yourself in a secret agent and spy on the spot to see who takes the gift??)
ReplyDeleteAnd thank you for the lovely photos of your city! If, one day in the future, I'll be able to visit LA, I MUST visit these Theatres!
I enjoy Opera so much!!
Fun! And what a great spot to leave such a lovely card. :)
ReplyDeleteLovely card! I want one! XoXo :)
ReplyDeleteHola Maria ; Estube de paso por aqui, queria agradecerte por tu visita ,y bueno nos vamos a estar saludando y visitando mutuamente un cariƱo .Vero
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