Comments on: Crossing the street http://www.greenvilledailyphoto.com/index.php/2008/05/09/crossing-the-street/ Fri, 10 Feb 2012 22:02:51 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: Denton http://www.greenvilledailyphoto.com/index.php/2008/05/09/crossing-the-street/comment-page-1/#comment-20876 Denton Sun, 11 May 2008 02:35:26 +0000 http://www.greenvilledailyphoto.com/index.php/2008/05/09/crossing-the-street/#comment-20876 ~tanty~ thanks for your comment. I enjoy including people in my photos however it is not something I want to do every day. It good to mix it up. Also, I am trying to include photos which show the diversity which exits in Greenville. So I was very pleased to share this particular photo. Chris, glad you are mending and that you dropped by to comment. Yes the baggy jeans get on my nerves however I have little room to complain given the outfits I wore as a kid. At one point, in my youth, the trend was to ware your jeans so long you walked on the cuffs. I don’t know I we keep from tripping. Galley, yes it is dangerous as is the common practice of standing to close to the curb. I have seen the buses rush by at 20-30 miles per hours with people standing only a few feet away. I think stand back a couple of steps and waiting for the light is a very smart thing to do. RestedTraveler, I absolutely agree. Unfortunately it is getting worse rather than better. ~tanty~ thanks for your comment. I enjoy including people in my photos however it is not something I want to do every day. It good to mix it up. Also, I am trying to include photos which show the diversity which exits in Greenville. So I was very pleased to share this particular photo.

Chris, glad you are mending and that you dropped by to comment. Yes the baggy jeans get on my nerves however I have little room to complain given the outfits I wore as a kid. At one point, in my youth, the trend was to ware your jeans so long you walked on the cuffs. I don’t know I we keep from tripping.

Galley, yes it is dangerous as is the common practice of standing to close to the curb. I have seen the buses rush by at 20-30 miles per hours with people standing only a few feet away. I think stand back a couple of steps and waiting for the light is a very smart thing to do.

RestedTraveler, I absolutely agree. Unfortunately it is getting worse rather than better.

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