I return a smile
to an on-coming stranger...
guy behind.
About Masago
- Masago
- Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
- From "The Haiku Anthology" I became interested in Haiku and I have since written numerous haiku, senyru, and tanka. "Masago", my haiku pen-name, means "grain(s) of sand" in Japanese. I have recently started learning Esperanto and Japanese. A few years ago I developed a new eastern verse form which we now call 'Renhai'.
My Blog List
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At the Café9 months ago
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I Can Almost Smell it1 year ago
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6 Hantu yang Muncul di Toilet10 years ago
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distant thunder12 years ago
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welcome spring14 years ago
10 comments:
I return a smile
to an on-coming stranger...
guy behind.
Link with 919: Approaching.
[This happens once in awhile. Don't you feel a little embarrassed when you find out it isn't you that the other person is exchanging smiles with? Of course, there are those who don't even exchange smiles with folks they know.]
Hey...Just smile all the time - that way you don't have to worry about whether to smile back.
(people might start wondering if the your one bubble off plumb, tho)
i was forever smiling at people in case they were ex-pupils or parents of same
so i relate to this one all too well
cheers
nice
john
Yep, done that.
Haha, usually I'm the first to smile. When we pass each other, I find out I've been smiling to a complete stranger, not somebody I thought I knew!:)
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All you need is a good sense of humour.
been there, done that (on both sides). nicely done!
Pamela: "a bubble off plumb"...love it!
Floots: Cheers. I know that feeling too when complete strangers come up and start a conversation as if you had been buddies with them for years. So I'm either becoming well known (around here) or my memory is starting to go. :-)
John: Thanks.
Pat: :-)
Borut: That's too funny!
Tikkis: :-) [you're not a stranger...whoops, maybe you are smiling at Borut]
Dana-maria: It can sure help.
Polona: Thanks.
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