I work in Times Square

And every day on the way home from work (going to work isn't that bad), I have to dodge massive hoards of tourists..

Anyway, it occurred to me the other day that if I was a tourist in New York, eager to visit Times Square, I would be pissed once I finally visited it. Oooh, a hundred advertisement billboards and a bunch of pissed off commuters desperately trying to avoid you.

Let's play a game

How many grammar errors can you find on the silly disclaimer my company sticks on AIM messages?

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Concert

Had my Christmas concert over the weekend. Bonus - my mother was in town to see it (she lives in California.) The concert was a roaring success - everyone loved it. Its success can be attributed in no small part to some of the singers who participate in the church choir. I consider myself extremely lucky to have the opportunity to sing with such talented people as who go to my church. It's amazing.

Sorry, no sounds or images to share.

One more major distraction to get out of the way: Ski trip to Whistler/Blackcomb next week; before I can focus entirely on work, which has been quite hectic lately.