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It was really neat watching the ball drop (from the comfort of my home) after having visited NYC last summer. I don't plan on ever being there for New Year's either - too many people!
Happy New Year!
I used to think I should go to Time Square to see the ball drop at least once. And then one year I spent NYE at a bar not far from Time Square and realized this is an immensely better idea. I'm warm, I have drinks and I can watch the ball drop on TV while hearing the crowds.
Oh, I've always wanted to be there, but not necessarily when the ball drops. That crowd would make me claustrophobic! LOL
Thanks for sharing, and for visiting my blog.
Reminds me of the clean-up they will be doing today. I wish to visit at some point in the future.
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