WONDERFULNESS
If I were less convinced that I would absolutely hate living in a big city, I would move to New York just to gambol about in Central Park with hundreds of total strangers.
The best part, I think (though they didn’t show much of this in the video) is that for the most part, people who weren’t playing couldn’t hear a thing and only saw crowds of folks dancing around perfectly coordinated, but in silence.
June 30th, 2006 at 1:24 am
Hi Natalie;
I’ve enjoyed your videos and reading your blog entries. I’m going through some depression and your videos have been good medicine. I live in California’s San Joaquin Valley (Fresno). Our air quality here is atrocious. Apparently, the only area in the U.S. where the air is more polluted is Houston. Isn’t it great fun to be able to breathe air you can actually see? (cough; cough).
June 30th, 2006 at 12:46 pm
Glad I can help a little bit. =)
I thought we gave the “Most Polluted” title back to y’all a couple years ago. That’s what the folks around here say, anyway, but maybe it’s just wishful thinking. When I was in school near LA, where on a bad day you could barely see buildings a quarter-mile away, we always said, “I don’t trust air I can’t see.” I feel ya!