neon: explanation

May 18 2009

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The ‘neon’ series chronicles furlough #1 not as it was, but how it felt. Start with ‘neon : peachtree street’ and read forward. Those of you with a literal bent might want to couple those entries with the twitterlog for the trip, which starts with this entry from Friday. it is so incredibly easy to allow the ability to log 140-character real-time notes about a trip to substitute for an actual travelogue; consider the ‘neon’ entries my belated, thoughtful apology.

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Sounds like it was an amazing

Submitted by sprite on 18 May 2009 - 7:20pm

Sounds like it was an amazing trip all around, despite being whirlwind at the least

Glad you had the words to share

I'm thinking you must

Submitted by Bryan Walls (not verified) on 18 May 2009 - 9:11pm

I’m thinking you must normally keep your wings rolled up in your pen…

That statement is more true

Submitted by domesticat on 18 May 2009 - 9:20pm

That statement is more true than you realize.

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