Some of the sidewalk cheer that folks young and old have been bringing to our neighborhood --
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Such a nice idea to share these. Stoepkrijt is always popular here with the children, and with lockdown the pavements are more covered than usual at this time of year. Some of yours are quite artistic. We walk twice a day and so have plenty of opportunity to appreciate the colourful pavements and sometimes even walls!
Posted by: DawninNL | April 15, 2020 at 12:45 AM
How lovely - I know things are bad and there are awful stories and whatnot, but going for the daily prescribed walk so many more people whilst observing the social distancing are smiling more or saying hello or getting out of each others way. Now we are told to isolate, people seem to value others more and want to connect
Posted by: juliet brown | April 15, 2020 at 05:07 AM