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"Now?" I asked "OK! Let's go!" This time around, I wiped out on the first wave and hit my head.
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And so time and again I ask, "OK, what's the rhythm of the city?" or "What's the rhythm of this neighborhood?" and I try to flow into that rhythm, and it brings out an accidental joy as you suddenly recognize patterns of the city or community, and understand ways in which to be a part of it.
As the performance finished to thunderous applause, a young woman heading for the exit turned to a friend and asked, "OK, I'm a believer.
After he and I got through, we asked "OK, who do you think was strongest?" and everybody would respond by clapping.
Then I immediately move on and ask OK: what is the obstacle?
We just ask "ok, what happened?
I asked, 'Are you OK?' but they just smiled and kept going".
So when I asked Cindy directly, "OK, but what will you do?" her answer didn't surprise me.
"Are you ok?" I asked.
"The song was OK?" I asked.
"Is it going to be OK?" I asked, my anxiety phrasing the question.
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