Category Archives: People-Watching

Duracell or Energizer

Posted on October 25, 2007 by KME

When you set out on a trip, you just never know who the Lord is going to place in your path. I’ve flown next to silent businessmen, focused on their newspapers or laptops, elderly women who chat about their grandchildren, … Continue reading →

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A New Look

Posted on August 23, 2004 by tje

I just noticed a man across the aisle from me, sporting a Mohawk haircut … I can’t remember the last time I saw someone making that definitive personal statement. It is frequently interesting to see the different ways that people … Continue reading →

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Chutzpah — an Unsolved Mystery

Posted on July 12, 2004 by tje

Riding the ferry and rubbing elbows with a large sampling of commuters, I have the opportunity to see all kinds of people and many varieties of behavior. One characteristic which recently came to my attention is chutzpah, that special aggressive … Continue reading →

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Ferry Violinist

Posted on June 21, 2004 by tje

As I settled into my usual table-booth this morning, I was surprised to hear a violin being tuned behind me, near the door of the men’s bathroom. There stood a woman in black slacks and a flowery blouse, playing a … Continue reading →

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Coincidence?

Posted on May 13, 2004 by tje

A strange thing happened to me last week, as I traveled between my home in the Duckabush and my office in Seattle. I brought my camera along that day, and I decided to take a few pictures, including one of … Continue reading →

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