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I thought that I was going to brave the near chaotic streets this day because my nurses went into a 24 hour operation regarding our dialysis scheduling just for us to all to get home earlier before the rage of simultaneous  firecracker lighting activity goes on to the streets.

But maybe the celebrations using too much firecracker will be mild today as there is an ongoing ban in using these types of New Year implements and also the government is not short on reminding the public about the use and dangers of firecrackers because we have a great history of too many people especially kids with their fingers being blasted off with firecrackers from a simple ones to a an illegal bomb-like firecrackers.

The firecracker industry dwindled into smaller numbers from hundreds of manufactures into less than 80 today as I have heard in the news especially now because of the ban. It is better that way because no amount of joy from lighting up a firecracker can be traded to somebody's fingers, hands, eyesight, or even their lives.

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So it will be I bet less crazy celebrations today using too much firecrackers. The ones that I see lighting up powerful ones are not doing it anymore. But I couldn't care less about their New year because my New Year is in the Jewish Calendar and I do not use firecrackers for it too, just a prayer for myself and other people.

Just a good thing anyway that my nurses made my dialysis schedule at an earlier time today at 12:00 PM and I hope that there will be no complications so that we can get home early and be safe in our homes.