Day 030: Sightseeing with Anjali
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Vienna 1971—A Student Journal
A year of music, study, travel, sightseeing &
friends.
Day 30
— Sightseeing with Anjali
01-September-1971
(Mon.)
TRANSCRIPT
Spent a lot of time with Anjali. Went to parks,
museums (National Library), Contemporary Photography
Exhibit (very exciting, using visual designs and
colors).
REFLECTIONS
Exams are over. Yay!
Anjali.
The
important thing is that I am spending time with
Anjali. Something is going on here (4th reiteration
of this statement), and perhaps I’m beginning to
realize it. That I am going places with her means
that we have become really good friends.
[At the end of this blog (next year) I will reveal new amazing facts (that happen in the future) that will expand on my relationship with Anjali. Now, you’re going to have to read this blog for another year to wait and find out this mystery. Notice how I plant these end-of-year mysteries throughout the blog. I’ll try to make the rest of the year interesting. Maybe I should do some anagrams (as Dan Brown does in The DaVinci Code) to create suspense. No, I’m not that smart. But, I would like to write some hi-tech thrillers when I retire.]
Pictures to the rescue, maybe. Here is what I hope will happen. You already know that I sent out over 600 slides from this year to be scanned by DigMyPics. Hopefully, they will be back soon. At one time, I had actually numbered those slides in sequence, meaning that as I mention events in the journal, I might be able to find a picture or two of those events from those numbered slides, especially if they involved sightseeing. I may have also written down some information about what each slide was about. I have not yet been able to find those papers. I’ll try to expand my search. We’ll have to wait to see.
[If I do find new slides, I will update all of the pages I have currently written so far, and possibly add some new commentary. You don’t have to reread the pages, just look at the pictures.]
Tomorrow there will be more of the same—sightseeing. I’ll write a bit about the National Library then.
John
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