Photo Diary from New York

Dec. 5-7, 2003 --- First Snow Is A Blizzard
1. My first class was at 8 o'clock this morning. After I arrived at school, it started to snow.   When I get to my subway station, the snow has already covered streets and it is still accumulating.
2. People are shivering.
3. It keeps snowing.
4. And it is getting heavier.

	5. The next morning, I see a lot of snow on the streets.
	6. An old lady is removing the snow with her shovel. Many people are doing the same thing here...
	7. ...and there.
	8. Oh, my goodness, he has his own snow-blower!   The snowstorm continues until the evening. It finally stops on Sunday morning.

Dec. 14, 2003 --- Second Snow Soon Following
1. When the previous snow has just gone, a second snowstorm hits New York.   The weather forecast said it would be a shower though...
2. I cannot see the curb of the sidewalk.
3. Many pigeons get together and try to withstand this weather.

Middle of Dec., 2003 --- Christmas Tree Vendors
	1. Christmas is coming! In early December, the Christmas tree vendors start selling their trees.
	2. This vendor is on Greenwich street, near my college. There are a lot of trees!
	3. They display and sell their trees around the clock. This is when I am on my way to school at 7am. I love the snowman.

From Middle of Dec., 2003 --- Christmas Decorations
1. In this season, you can find many Christmas decorations across the city. From public organizations to individual houses, they fascinate us with their beautiful decorations.   I find a tree in front of the bookstore of my college, BMCC.
2. Every year, my super sets up a tree in the building's lobby.   Its greetings are: "MERRY CHRISTMAS         AND   HAPPY NEW YEAR" and "HAPPY HANUKKAH."
3. The most famous tree in the world, Rockefeller Center Christmas tree.
4. The same tree as above, at night.
5. The tree and surrounding illuminations at Rockefeller Center.

	6. Hanging around, you may run into Christmas decorations in places like this...
	7. ... and this.
	8. Among them, these window displays are fabulous! Please take a look.
	9. Every display has some moving parts. In this one, the man's left arm with the hat is moving in greeting, and the servant in the back is opening the door.
	10. Santa Claus' sleigh is flying.
	11. Fantastic.
	12. People stop walking and look into the windows. The heartwarming scenes put everyone in a festive mood.

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