With her elbows propped on a pillow,
she was watching the world go by from her window.
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Tuesday, April 12, 2011
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There was a lady, Millie, who lived on Hoyt and was always looking out her window. A few times when she saw me walking down President pushing Kaya in the stroller she would go, "Pssssst, pssssst," wave us over and then throw down a package of Fig Newtons. She always had a treat.
This is soooo Brooklyn! I love it! When I was growing up, the older ladies on the block would ask one of us kids to go to the grocery store for her, and from an upper floor, using a string, she would lower a basket with money in it. When we'd return with her groceries, she'd tell us to keep a quarter.
Pretty sure this will be me one day!
I thought the same thing.
There used to be a little lady in the window on First Place between Court and Smith. Years ago, when I used to walk by with my kids, I always asked them to wave to her. Her smile of gratitude was priceless.
One day she was gone and shortly afterwards, the apartment was renovated.
I still look up at that window and in my mind, I see her sitting there.
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