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11 comments:
Ooh la la! Very nice.
My view is more of the branches of tree variety. Ever changing, but not quite so dramatic.
Awesome view! I really want to visit NY some day!
Your view makes me heart NY even more than I already do.
Cue theme song from The Jeffersons, "Well, you're movin' on up...to the top!"
Where's King Kong?
Trees would be nice too, but - although I don't think I captured it in the picture - there's something awesome and amazing about the site of New York spread out before me. It's strange how so much concrete and glass can be so beautiful and awe-inspiring.
Thank god there's no King Kong! That would be a little close for comfort. :)
And perhaps best of all, you can't even see the building that shall not be named...
Lucky! Maybe I'll print this out and hang it on my wall and pretend it's my view.
I'm so happy that you are happy!
You so deserve the best BC, like we all do!
Fantastic!
I missed Sparky Duck while Buttercup was in India, so glad his comments are back!
Beautiful view, have fun with Bacchus! Kram!
I could not think of pithy things to say while the 'Cup was doing things i could never do in India.
and my my my arent we all schwanky at this new company. I expect a lunch on your expense account sometime
Prue - It's hilarious. You can see the other building that will not be named from the office of one of the new partners that I work with. It looks really short from where I am now. Short and insignificant. :)
Karianne - We all do, that's true.
Gypsy - Come visit!
Gravelly - Bachus and I are having fun.
Sparky - Ha ha. I like you b/c you make me smile.
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