02/27/2010

SNOW

There is SO MUCH SNOW in New York right now and I love it.

On the way to work yesterday, the snow had piled up in all these cool ways on the stoop banisters.

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Also, there's a car under there!

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Feb 27, 2010 8:01:31 PM | Photos

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