I wonder what the story is behind this photo. I can share the details behind when I took the photo and where … But why that is what I don’t know … Why were these personal belonging left under a bench on Main Street … However, to me the photo says trust … What does it say to you?
February 21, 2008 - trust
jazzy said,
that’s brave to leave everything out in the open.
maybe someone left things and went for a jog =)
Abraham Lincoln said,
Around here it says, “Call the police.”
ann in alpharetta said,
Trust for sure! Don’t know if I would be that brave, unless I was nearby where I could watch it all. Don’t know that I have ever lived in a place where I felt that safe…at least as an adult.
Leonda said,
Maybe it says “blonde” (no pun intended). Did you look behind the bushes?
pat said,
It says “forgetful” to me.
Adaam said,
I think what is most interesting is that there are no shoe laces on the far shoe.
Adam said,
Or that I can’t spell my name =P
Denton said,
jazzy, I had the same thought about jogging but on a closer look the shoe laces are missing from the boot on the left of the photo. This leads me to speculate they are shopping for shoe laces.
Abe, sadly I had the same thought but then it quickly passed and I decided to take a photo instead.
ann, maybe you could write a story about the photo and the missing shoe lace.
Leonda, funny. You may be closes to the real story.
pat, that is a possibility.
Adaam, very observant.
Harvin said,
I’m imagining a secret exchange network, a sort of identity switching drop spot. An upper-class, hard-working couple calls through the hotline to say, “My wife and I need an escape!”
Operator: “We’ll leave a change of clothes beneath the bench at such-and-such street. You’ll rendezvous with a taxi at 0900 hours and be escorted to your destination. But we’re short on common-man style shoelaces, so please provide your own.” =)
ann in alpharetta said,
seems like Harvin took you up on your suggestion to me :-)
Mary said,
here in the DC area a scene like that would require an evacuation of all persons in the area, schools “locked down” and an investigation from the bomb squad
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