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On today's walk ...
The lady who was always there at one end of the parking lot of a tyre place, standing under a tent roof with serving dishes, isn't there any more. I walked past at lunchtime and someone was parked there. I hope she's ok. (Yes, she had customers; much the same as the food truck at the filling station a few blocks away.)
The lady who likes to sit on the pavement/sidewalk behind a new low-income apartment building, on her phone, with her hair dyed vibrant green or red and her clothes equally vibrant, was back after I hadn't seen her for a week or more. Trousers with legs in two different prints, and the hair is now copper-red. Glad to see her again, wish she wouldn't smoke.
Next to a monster house that's slowly being extruded from the site of a little rent house (a corner site that was mostly hardscrabble yard; the prickly pears and the grapefruit trees are gone but the fig tree is busting out from the roots under the construction fence), someone has left a 3-foot plastic bunny. Looks like an Easter bunny, sitting up with ears erect, but they are poking through a faded red Santa hat and it clutches a small green wreath with a red ribbon. It's been there at least 2 days.
The lady who was always there at one end of the parking lot of a tyre place, standing under a tent roof with serving dishes, isn't there any more. I walked past at lunchtime and someone was parked there. I hope she's ok. (Yes, she had customers; much the same as the food truck at the filling station a few blocks away.)
The lady who likes to sit on the pavement/sidewalk behind a new low-income apartment building, on her phone, with her hair dyed vibrant green or red and her clothes equally vibrant, was back after I hadn't seen her for a week or more. Trousers with legs in two different prints, and the hair is now copper-red. Glad to see her again, wish she wouldn't smoke.
Next to a monster house that's slowly being extruded from the site of a little rent house (a corner site that was mostly hardscrabble yard; the prickly pears and the grapefruit trees are gone but the fig tree is busting out from the roots under the construction fence), someone has left a 3-foot plastic bunny. Looks like an Easter bunny, sitting up with ears erect, but they are poking through a faded red Santa hat and it clutches a small green wreath with a red ribbon. It's been there at least 2 days.