Yashna Yellayi

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But those people haven’t had life-altering conversations with strangers at a bodega, knowing they would never meet again. Been mesmerized by how the evening light hits the pond in Central Park just right, setting it ablaze in fiery shades of orange. Been lifted by the way a busker’s music echoes in a subway—music in the city’s veins—infusing a shitty, dying day with just a touch of magic.
Sorry for the Inconvenience: A Memoir
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