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(Shot this in Alexandria, Virginia.)
Christmas lights, passers-by, wet snowflakes, a donation and a smile, and one hot saxophone version of my favorite Christmas tune: Carol of the Bells.
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“Because D.C.’s lettered streets downtown run exactly east-west, we can see the sun rise and set directly between the buildings, twice a year at the spring and autumn equinoxes.” DC Henge Due to Get Rained Out
In spite of yesterday’s prediction, here are some photos:
Several days before, looking east…
…then the autumn equinox, September 23 evening, the sun reflecting back [...]
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The DC Blizzard of 2010 (January 5-6, fourth most snow in DC weather history) is over except for the shoveling [CW: Ha! See P.S.S!]. Today, Sunday, is clear and cold. Yesterday the falling snow was so dense (up to 3 inches an hour) that sometimes it felt like I was walking through snow soup. [...]
Bio: About those initials (my mother used to say I was killing myself by degrees): BS, Accountancy, University of Illinois; MD, University of Chicago; MSIE, Industrial Engineering, University of Illinois; MSIS, Intelligent Systems, University of Pittsburgh. (Those are kickbikes.)
