a. My neighbour who wears perfume and make-up to go and buy potatoes and who wants to know if the ‘t’ in ‘often’ should be voiced or not
b. The husband of the said neighbour who interrupted our impromptu stretching class in the street and yelled ‘get inside, people are watching’
c. The gas man who drives around every day and plays the same reassuring tune as before
d. R or whoever left this bag of bread in the street for those who need it
e. A scrawny young man sitting on the pavement with a solitary coffee who gave me a half- hearted whistle as I walked past
f. The owner of this unexpected small island of green I made into the destination of my otherwise purposeless walks
g. An old shop keeper who called me daughter and advised against buying one of his products
h. The graffiti artist who created this man about to swallow a car
i. Whoever had the idea to call this educational hut for experience, culture and future the Oval Office and made me laugh out loud
j. Tim Berners Lee





I love this; I love that you celebrate what is around you, the reverence and humor with which you endow your commonplace subjects
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🙂 Thanks a lot, John. It’s lovely of you to say that. I also really enjoy reading your blog – thanks for being out there! And again, very nice of Tim Berners Lee to have given us this:)
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