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About "A day in 2009."
This blog is a continuation of another blog, "A day in 2008."
I wanted to continue to share with you some of the amazing, bizarre, colorful, funny, gross, horrific, lame, new, old, popular, queer, rich, soulful, unbelievable, wild, and zany things I encounter in New York City and elsewhere (should I be traveling).
I had fun doing "A day in 2008.", and I hope "A day in 2009." will be even more fun and with more pictures to share with you.
Feel free to leave me your comments about the pictures.
I wanted to continue to share with you some of the amazing, bizarre, colorful, funny, gross, horrific, lame, new, old, popular, queer, rich, soulful, unbelievable, wild, and zany things I encounter in New York City and elsewhere (should I be traveling).
I had fun doing "A day in 2008.", and I hope "A day in 2009." will be even more fun and with more pictures to share with you.
Feel free to leave me your comments about the pictures.
Who is taking the pictures?
- Jeannie
- I originally created "A day in 2008." because I love taking pictures and I love sharing my pictures with friends. Before "A day in 2008." I only took pictures of my travels, events, and festivities and shared my adventures with my closest friends. I got some positive feedback from them which encouraged me to continue sharing. I also like looking at other people's pictures on the internet. I've seen some beautiful pictures from many sites. Each picture was telling a story, or capturing a moment, or documenting the photographers life. I liked all those aspects of photography and what it meant to share them with anyone who was interested enough to land on their site. So why not me too?
Who else is taking pretty pictures?
Copyright 2009
All pictures here within this website is the property of Jeannie, author of "A day in 2009." Pictures may not be used or distributed for any commercial use without the written consent of the author.
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