wrong side of the camera
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The Story of Our Life
When I was a kid, I’d ride public transportation a lot with my parents. We lived in New York and we didn’t have a car. In fact having a car was something so crazy that I never thought we’d have one, until we actually had one.
While I was riding the bus, I’d imagine little lives for the people I saw on the bus. What were they up to, where were they going. I also did this when I’d go by people’s houses and look into their windows. I mean I’m not a peeping tom, but people’s apartments just always look so nice and I try to imagine what their lives are like too.
Yesterday I went to the new Eataly location in the Prudential Center. That place is insane. So much food. I don’t even know how people choose anything to eat there. I had some above average gelato, after waiting in a very above averagely long line. Whatever. They just opened.
And as usual, I went around observing people like a ninja and snapped their photos. Here are the best ones:
