Open, run and cool.

1. In the precinct there are quite often Bolivian buskers in bowler hats and ponchos. They play breathy pan-pipe music. Walking home I spotted the street sweeper teaching them a new song. He sang it quietly and rather hesitantly and they piped along.

2. A very small boy racing his dad down the street: 'Run, Daddy, run.'

3. People sitting on their doorsteps last thing at night.

Comments

  1. I first heard those buskers some time ago and even bought a disk. They make the world seem a better place.

    People sitting on doorsteps summons an image of the deep south of the USA. Don't they talk about the "stoop". It's a time of day when you relax, forget your troubles (the heat of the day included), and the place from where you can make leisured contact with passers-by.

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