More older teens waiting for something to do or someone to talk to.
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Having walked down Tremont Street in Boston to get to the Green Line, the lads who eerily resemble these here wanted to do more than just talk . . .
ReplyDeleteWhat a great anecdote. It reminds me of years ago; I was on my way to visit my parents who live in another state about ten hours from me. I had stopped for a moment to buy a couple of doughnuts from a wonderful shop. I was walking back to the car when a young man about 20 or so who was walking towards me lifted his shirt ever so slightly. When I turned to look further, he turned back towards me and lifted his shirt higher; a wonderful sight, but I was running late and didn't want to be late for dinner. It was better to miss out on that lovely young man than incur the wrath of my Mother!!
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