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conulyis seeing the little moments in people's lives outside the vehicle. The faster pace inside makes even small things look ever more meaningful and huge.
A few weeks ago we were going to the doctor, and at one corner we saw a woman with three elementary aged kids, one of whom was scared of walking through a flock of pigeons in case she startled them and they flew up in her face. Her mother had to go back and shoo the pigeons away. When we turned the corner - there was a huge flock of turkeys! And that girl was worried about the pigeons!
Yesterday we were going to a different doctor, and on this corner I see a young girl, skipping and excited, dashing into her apartment building. Turn the corner and there's another girl, also coming home from school, miserable face, clearly just finished crying, trudging along. Poor kid. I hope today is better.
A few weeks ago we were going to the doctor, and at one corner we saw a woman with three elementary aged kids, one of whom was scared of walking through a flock of pigeons in case she startled them and they flew up in her face. Her mother had to go back and shoo the pigeons away. When we turned the corner - there was a huge flock of turkeys! And that girl was worried about the pigeons!
Yesterday we were going to a different doctor, and on this corner I see a young girl, skipping and excited, dashing into her apartment building. Turn the corner and there's another girl, also coming home from school, miserable face, clearly just finished crying, trudging along. Poor kid. I hope today is better.
