Observations of the Mysterious

Observations of the Mysterious

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Last published Sun, Jun 20, 2021

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We always see people in public that we find curious and different. What we don't know is their story, so we give them one. Each chapter, is a story and observation of a different person, the name stays unknown, or perhaps I will give them one of their own. The point is, strangers are interesting, so whether you write them a story or draw them one it will never be accurate, but it gives you a highlight of your brain and your thought process

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