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The Day After the Boston Marathon…
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Thanks for the photos FLG…See you tomorrow.
Thanks for visiting 😃
So sad and senseless. Thank you for posting this powerful pictures FLG.
You’re welcome!
A very sad “day after” Thanks for sharing these. We just happened to have “Boston” friends at our house…all getting calls from family in and around Boston.
The area is very surreal and overwhelming. The corner of Boylston and Arlington Streets is a sea of reporters, marathoners and mourners. The Boston Common has become a mini Army staging area.
Dear Gnome,
I can only offer my sincerest condolences in the face of this awful tragedy. My Niece attended college in Boston. Visiting then for her graduation will be a fond memory. I hope that normalcy can return soon. Though defining normalcy will be a continued challenge for everyone.
My heart to yours. Hugs.
We are a resilient bunch and the city will come back stronger. The finish line area is a place where furrylittlegnome spends a lot of her free time. To see such a police and military presence around is unbelievable. Thank you for your kind words.
wow. did you participate in the marathon?
No, furrylittlegnome does not have that kind of endurance. She is just a spectator.
oh little furylittlegnome may be more capable than the little gnome believes 😉
True…but not capable of 26.2 miles…
…YET 😀
So sad, but Boston is resillient and will bounce back quickly. Thank you for the photos!
Thank you!
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You will bounce back. It’s so reminiscent of New York – the heavy police presence, the barricades, your sense of being overwhelmed and the surreal aspect. But as you say, Boston is resilient. Let that be the end of it.
You’re absolutely right!