Times Square in New York City is an action packed and never ending billboard. Everywhere you turn, there are flashing lights competing for your attention. It’s no wonder that this is the spot where the ball drops on New Years Eve.
\nThis waterfall feature is located at the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial in Washington D.C. Here’s a clip I recorded.
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This photo was taken outside the south entrance of the White House in Washington, D.C.
","fields":{"slug":"/2011/09/03/white-house"},"frontmatter":{"title":"White House","date":"2011-09-03T21:13:41.000Z","categories":["A thousand words"]}}},{"node":{"excerpt":"The Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial in Washington D.C. honors the 32nd President of the United States of America. Roosevelt served more than two terms, from March 4th, 1933 to April 12, 1945.
\nThis past weekend, Hurricane Irene wrecked havoc on the east coast. To be honest, I’ve never experienced a hurricane, and hope I never do, so my vision is of lots of wind and rain, causing roofs to blow off and trees to fall thanks to various news reports. The closest I’ve come to a strong force of mother nature is a tornado, and that was far off in the distance. But the pictures the news reports show don’t make either force look gentle or inviting.
\nThe airports in New York were shut down on Saturday and Sunday, affecting a number of JetBlue flights. According to JetBlue, 1,252 flights were cancelled between Saturday and Monday. People who found themselves stranded got on Twitter and Facebook to share their frustration with the rest of us.
\n","fields":{"slug":"/2011/08/31/hurricane-irene"},"frontmatter":{"title":"Hurricane Irene","date":"2011-08-31T06:54:36.000Z","categories":["Doubts"]}}},{"node":{"excerpt":"Washington D.C has a number of bodies of water, including the Potomac River and the National Mall. Wherever there is water, there’s bound to be a reflection. Here are some of my favorites.
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