Willow and
do our daily walk most mornings before daybreak. We walk between one and two miles and rarely
see a human (but we do see cats and rabbits often). This morning was an exception.
As we were
walking down a hill approaching an intersection I saw a tall figure walking on
the perpendicular street. He passed the
corner, looked up and saw us and did a walking U-turn and walked up the hill
towards us. On the street we were on it
was on dark no street lights or moonlight.
When the
person got close he said, "I think I am suppose to say "Good day,
Good night, or Good morning, but I don't know what time it is."
He was close
enough now that I recognized him but I don't remember where. Krogers?
Dog park? Those are about the only
places I frequent often. I think he is
in his late teens or early twenties. In
my mind I remember I had him profiled as being sort of nurdy.
"Good
morning will work" I said.
"Good! Good morning then!"
Willow and I
moved on. I was not sure what he was
doing or what he was up to and I didn't want to stand around it the dark and
chat with him.
About two
blocks away I ran into him again. He
didn't seem to notice me that time. I
saw he had a clipboard in his hands and he kept looking down at it.
What was he
up to at 5:30am with a clipboard?
I remember
on the neighborhood on-line crime watch several cars in the area had reported
theft of items in their cars.
Was he a
items-left- in- unlocked- cars thief? He
seemed too gentle for that kind of activity.
The puzzle
will probably stay a puzzle.
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