Hey there, I'm heading out for a bit. If I don't come back, don't worry, it just means that I've finally been hit in the head by a fire cracker. See, they're legal here and it's perfectly okay to launch them anywhere, anytime between now and New Year's day. Today I saw a two year old lighting one. If someone invites you to watch the fireworks on Silvester (New Year's Eve) they don't mean any kind of city organized spectacle, they mean let's go and blow things up along with 500,000 other people trying to blow things up. It's the closest I've ever come to a war zone and as long as you don't have any qualms about burning hair or melted shoes, it's all kinds of fun. It's lovely to sit and write this to the high pitch squeal of balls of fire shooting past and the smell of sulfur wafting through my window. No, really, it is.
Alexa Vachon Photography · Blog · SILVESTER
30 December 2009SILVESTER

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Hey there, I arrived here via the-field-office.com and have to say that your description of New Year's Eve is awesome. Every year at this time I'm determined to loosen up a bit and just enjoy the pretty fireworks -- then I sober up and realize that drunken idiots lighting explosives and throwing them in my general direction is no fun. Anyway, hope you survived and I wish you einen guten Rutsch!
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