Paige Marie Farley-HackelFreedom Pl between W 66th St and W 68th StHeart Three · Location 258 · Drawn March 2004Hover over or select the image to reveal a hidden view.PhotographsDownload photograph 1Download photograph 2Download photograph 3Download photograph 4Download photograph 5Download photograph 6Download photograph 7Download photograph 8Download photograph 9Download photograph 10Download photograph 11Download photograph 12Download photograph 13Show all 13 photographsVideo podcast0:00Traveling north on Freedom Place from West 66th Street, on the west side of the street, you'll find a set of stairs.0:07Travel up those seven stairs and you immediately find a waist-high concrete planter.0:13This planter is enormous.0:15The planter houses over half a dozen trees and is filled with mulch.0:20The drawing we made was drawn horizontally on the planter and on the ground is a collection of square cobblestones.0:28To your left is a series of engaging red windows, and behind you, an adorable trash can mounted on a lamp.0:38This is Paige Marie Farley-Hackel. She was drawn in March of 2004. Her drawing is counting eight people.0:49About ten months have passed since the first drawing that Jay participated in.0:53Since then, he has risen quickly to full-time collaborator, and we have set out this day to get our drawing of Paige Marie Farley-Hackel.1:02We have been waiting a long time to get to her.1:05With the upcoming rain that you are about to read about from 10 months ago, we missed her drawing.1:11Our hair has gotten shorter, and the bags under our eyes have gotten longer, and we are all still together trying our best to get this done.1:19I'm glad we are together and this entire endeavor, though longer, has only gotten better.1:24They were best friends, close as sisters, and they were headed to California.1:29Paige Farley-Hackel and Ruth McCourt were going to fly from Boston together on United1:34Airlines Flight 175, but when Ms. Farley-Hackel realized she could use frequent flyer miles,1:40she got a ticket for American Airlines Flight 11 instead.1:43instead. Miss McCourt, who was flying with her four-year-old daughter, Juliana, and Miss Farley1:48Hagel said goodbye in the early morning hours at Logan International Airport. The women had1:54planned on meeting in Los Angeles and taking Juliana to Disneyland. The two women often2:00traveled together. They shared passions for reading and cooking and learning new things.2:05Miss Farley Hagel, who was 46 and a writer and motivational speaker from Newton, Massachusetts,2:10was looking forward to having the first few episodes of her new radio program,2:15Spiritually Speaking, hit the airwaves.2:18She had a dream.2:20In two years or so, she wanted to either be featured on the Oprah Winfrey Show2:24or be Oprah's biggest rival, said her husband, Alan Hackle.← Location 257Heart Three · Location 258Location 259 →
