Tompkins Square Park today... see the ball, be the ball.
Thanks to Steven for the photo...
Friday, September 13, 2019
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2 comments:
Truly excellent shot
It always makes my day to see the elderly play ping pong in the park. A wonderful example of simple things that can help senior citizens maintain social connectedness and physical activity.
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