Da hood: What's going on
Sunday was lovely and everyone was out. Two neighbors painting, others in the backyard entertaining, little T terrorizing the block on her big wheel, her mom and granddad sitting out front watching the world go by (and the neighbors paint). I was out front for a while cutting grass by hand, pulling out roots and what not. Everyso often I'd wander over talk to my neighbors, then go back and do my thing.
The kids on the other side of the block were terrorizing their side with a motorized big wheel. It was loud, in that grinding gears kinda way. I know several adults who would like to "fix" this child's toy. We can only hope it gets fixed or it is not seen ever again. I'm glad it's on the other side of the street.
Monday, April 19, 2004
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