Changing the world Tuesday May 15, 2007, 5 comments

One does not need to change the world,
only to make a stranger smile every day.

Comments

sarah Wednesday May 16, 2007


:)

sarah Friday May 18, 2007


One of the nice things about the southern US, is that strangers smile at you every day. It freaked me out at first, with my introverted London sensibilities, but after a while I came to appreciate it.

hoi-en Friday May 18, 2007


I did that all the time in Toronto and once people decided I wasn’t really crazy, most of them smiled back. I still do it here but small towns are different.

Adrian Saturday May 19, 2007


Most people think I’m about to go for their neck…

chris Wednesday May 23, 2007


you aren’t?
~c

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