From his hotel room, he could not see the fireworks, but he could hear them and he saw their splintered reflection against the side of a glass and steel building.
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I almost feel like I'm there, where ever "there" may be.
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Where are they, in New York? I suppose a city.
You write ever so beautifully. I love the concept of this blog, long articles doesn't always make it more interesting or meaningful.
I will continue to read it everyday without fail.
This is honestly and tremendously beautiful. Congratulations. Do you do use any other forms in your non-blog writing?
this is so true.. i celebrated my national day here in malaysia.. hearing but could not see.
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Maybe he is one of the 430,000 people last night around Victoria Harbour, Hong Kong.
It is interesting to hear the explosions echo off of the tall buildings... NY is a fabulous city.
I almost feel like I'm there, where ever "there" may be.
Note to Lizzie -- if you want other people to contribute on your site, the best way I can think of would be to create a second account (a "contributor") without admin rights, and post the username and password somewhere on your site. People couldn't comment as themselves, but at least they could write something.
Jian Han,
I've added a link to your "Thinking Arena."
Geof
kmhudson,
In my non-blog writings, I use many different forms. I use specific forms in my writing all the time.
Geof
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