Now here is a thing, it is a simple question but I would quite like if it proved to cover a multitude of things.
When I sit by my window I look out across the square where market is held three mornings a week, in the afternoons it is used as a car park.
It's summer, it's hot, the girls and women that adorn my streets wear less and less, I get distracted prefering to watch their clear plastic bra straps twinkle in the sun light and the brown tummy's peeping between tee-shirt and hipsters rather than do a multitude of things I should be doing, heck I'm only human.
So I've noticed this thing, a trait. When girls park their cars they hit the 'plip' to activate the central locking and walk away. When men park, they hit the 'plip' and then go round and check every door to make sure it is locked.
Why?
Incidentally, this is the last week from me for a while, I'm off to the UK en-route for Norway, be back here for a short spell mid August but I suspect too busy to spend time here and I will be in Venice for the first part of September. My Lit. Olympics story will be submitted this week along with a new story. Have fun.
When I sit by my window I look out across the square where market is held three mornings a week, in the afternoons it is used as a car park.
It's summer, it's hot, the girls and women that adorn my streets wear less and less, I get distracted prefering to watch their clear plastic bra straps twinkle in the sun light and the brown tummy's peeping between tee-shirt and hipsters rather than do a multitude of things I should be doing, heck I'm only human.
So I've noticed this thing, a trait. When girls park their cars they hit the 'plip' to activate the central locking and walk away. When men park, they hit the 'plip' and then go round and check every door to make sure it is locked.
Why?
Incidentally, this is the last week from me for a while, I'm off to the UK en-route for Norway, be back here for a short spell mid August but I suspect too busy to spend time here and I will be in Venice for the first part of September. My Lit. Olympics story will be submitted this week along with a new story. Have fun.
