Crash
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I live, literally, next door to 524 E. 72nd St.
I of course was not at home at the time, am not there now and am completely fine. I have no idea when I will be able to go home, but I have no reason to think that Diamond isn't fine too.
Blogging is obviously suspended until further notice.
UPDATE #1: Diamond is fine. There's a smell of burnt rubber throughout the neighborhood, including the building and my apartment. She finds it quite perplexing.
I had hoped to capture some video or pictures, but it's dark, raining and there's not much to see except emergency vehicles.
UPDATE #2: For those who need a little perspective --
I live in the shorter yellow building in the center and to the immediate right of the Belaire. The mostly glass building on the far right is Sotheby's.
Again, I'm in the shorter yellow building to the right. For perspective, my building is 18 stories tall. (Source for photos here.)
I of course was not at home at the time, am not there now and am completely fine. I have no idea when I will be able to go home, but I have no reason to think that Diamond isn't fine too.
Blogging is obviously suspended until further notice.
UPDATE #1: Diamond is fine. There's a smell of burnt rubber throughout the neighborhood, including the building and my apartment. She finds it quite perplexing.
I had hoped to capture some video or pictures, but it's dark, raining and there's not much to see except emergency vehicles.
UPDATE #2: For those who need a little perspective --
I live in the shorter yellow building in the center and to the immediate right of the Belaire. The mostly glass building on the far right is Sotheby's.
Again, I'm in the shorter yellow building to the right. For perspective, my building is 18 stories tall. (Source for photos here.)
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