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Peace and quiet, a sense of time and wildflowers in one of the noisiest and fast-paced cities in the world. I loved how this trip to New York was a combination of old favorites and places I had never been. Old memories danced with new discoveries, and gave rise to things I hadn't thought to think of.
Tomorrow's post will be the last for a little while. A great wave of Not Enough Time has overtaken my ability to paddle my blog fast enough. Holidays and other commitments, I wish there were an in between month, a month to get things done. We will wash back up on shore, though, my blog and I. I don't know when, but we will.
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