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...as long as I happen to be in a "cleaning" state of mind.
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Opened the window to let things air out...
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...everything I had pinned to my corkboard was wet and wilted!
the october roundup
October, 2011
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On Friday morning, I opened the door to my office and was hit in the face by a wall of steam! The radiator valve had somehow gotten turned and the tiny room was like being inside of a cloud.
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Crazy.
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The Con Edison plant up the street venting steam
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Later that afternoon, Meredith and I walked up Ave C and then over to 1st Ave...
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Steam erasing the sky.
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I took this picture for Lisa because of something she told me that makes me laugh every time I think about it. She told me that when she's walking home at night in Manhattan and there's some big steam pipe coming up out of the street and it's billowing steam everywhere she feels like New York is trying way too hard to be "New Yorky." And she's disgusted by it. "Ugh, alright, New York. I get it, ok? You're New York." Haha.
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Hahaha. The girls left me alone in the steam room and headed over to the sauna and when I caught up with them a few minutes later...
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After the cold-ass pool, we headed into the hotel's nearby steam room to warm up.
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When we turned off the highway onto the smaller road that led up to the spa, the land started to become dotted with smaller, geothermal pools.
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A half an hour or so later, we started seeing this huge steam cloud on the horizon. We wondered if it could be the spa, but we we're like "Nah, it can't be noticible from this far away." But as we got closer, we discovered we were wrong - the huge naturally heated pools were throwing up immense clouds of steam visible from miles away.
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Chris and The Fatty.