Monochrome Mondays: Benches waiting for the storm
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Dancing to the Words 
Thank you … glad you like them.
Each time I look at them I imagine them having a conversation, perhaps commenting on the storm and whether or not it will rain 🙂
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These are great in monochrome, Arati
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That’s a lot of benches, Arati. I wonder if they are filled on a nice day. –Curt
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Yes, a lot of benches and maybe they get used on weekends or if there is a fair. One of the downsides of suburbs is that one does not see many people walking around or sitting on benches, even when a place is referred to as a city…
A city is not necessarily a city, is not necessarily a city, is not necessarily a city as I have told folks on the ‘city’ council.
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Did they listen. The K-Street Mall in Sacramento immediately comes to mind. For years and years and years city councils struggled to make it a livable place to live and play as well as work. Come 5 pm it was vacated. It certainly hadn’t always been that way, and maybe it is once again becoming that way. At least it has the potential.Most suburbs don’t from my perspective. –Curt
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Not really. I don’t seem to share the same idea of ‘city’ with most of the people around here. This area has several corporate headquarters and $$ is a big focus.
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Lots of big bucks. I have a friend who works at Google but can’t afford to live in the area.
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yep
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