crate out for another, identical, crate. And he's wearing latex
gloves?!?
Did I mention this was in the Times Square area? I don't get it... But
I love this town.
We do not stop playing because we grow old, we grow old because we stop playing.
~Oliver Wendell Holmes~
1. the faculty or phenomenon of discovering something fortunate: the accidental discovery of pleasant, valuable, useful or agreeable things not sought for
2. gift for discovery: a natural gift for making pleasant, valuable, useful or agreeable discoveries by accident
Etymology: from its possession by the heroes of the Persian fairy tale The Three Princes of Serendip
Lord, grant that I may always desire more than I can accomplish.~Michelanglo~
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Did I mention this was in the Times Square area? I don't get it... But
I love this town.
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I have made no secret of my undying affection for this highly
travelled span between Queens & Manhattan. The following quote,
however, is far more eloquent in explaining the attraction & affection
I feel.
"The structure of the bridge itself is an intricate mass of
interlacing steelwork, seemingly incapable of architectural beauty
because of the strict requirement imposed by the structural conditions
in the design of compression and tension members. Yet, as we look upon
the bridge from varying points of view, there is a charm, a certain
gracefulness in the repetition of symmetrical parts. Wrought entirely
of structural steel, at many points small adornments add appreciably
to the delicacy of the structure." - Architecture and Builder (1909)
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~ John R. Wooden ~
Out of the crooked timber of humanity, nothing entirely straight can be built.
~ Immanuel Kant ~