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I saw the ball drop, and it was good
About an hour ago, I got back from Times Square (OK, 55th St and 7th Ave) after standing in a huge crowd with ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
jiapa and watching the ball drop.
We ended up chatting with two other people we randomly met while out there -- turns out I was the only non-doctor of the group, very weird. (He was a pathologist, she was a cytologist, andjiapa does internal medicine.)
The ball was a distinctly round thing way off in the distance. Given this new one was 12' in diameter vs the old ones which were only 6', I can only wonder how people at my distance (13 blocks!) could see it in the past.
I'm glad I did it. I think I will be satisfied from now on with sitting at home and watching it on TV.
Happy new year!
jiapa and watching the ball drop.We ended up chatting with two other people we randomly met while out there -- turns out I was the only non-doctor of the group, very weird. (He was a pathologist, she was a cytologist, and
jiapa does internal medicine.)The ball was a distinctly round thing way off in the distance. Given this new one was 12' in diameter vs the old ones which were only 6', I can only wonder how people at my distance (13 blocks!) could see it in the past.
I'm glad I did it. I think I will be satisfied from now on with sitting at home and watching it on TV.
Happy new year!
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