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Sunday, October 28, 2012
Sandy suspensions in city that never sleeps -
http://www.cnn.com/2012/10/28/travel/tropical-weather-transportation/index.html?hpt=hp_t1
Encouraged by so many people reading my blog, I send you CNN on Sandy shutdowns of AMTRAK, NJ Transit, etc etc. beginning 6 PM today.
Glad I suspended (i.e. cancelled) my own trek out to opening of new Burmese monastery in Virginia.
VA as you know is a foreign land.
The prospect of meeting so many Burmese again so soon (last met Sept 20th when Daw Suu was in town) made me tired before I began - only person I wanted to see was/is my dear friend who invited me.
Better for me to go get some supplies at supermart and prep for Sandy - do my laundry, wash my dishes - such exciting stuff.
If I sound amused or bemused, has nothing to do with you or USA.
Reading my funny friend's blog Kanlaon and about her eating and taxi driver adventures on Bacalog.
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