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Missed Connections – train at the Eastern Market metro station and a sweet smile in Mount Pleasant


photo by Geoff Livingston

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“Dear PoPville,

Earlier today (Tuesday, 4/11) I was waiting for a train at the Eastern Market metro station. A well-dressed man around my age approached me, and after switching my hearing aid from mute, I realized he was trying to talk to me about my Ghost (band) tshirt. We chatted for a minute about the summer tour before I hopped on a train, and since then I’ve been wondering what if I had stuck around for the next train to chat with him some more. If you’re reading this, I’d love to chat some more!”

and

“I was going on my morning walk through Mt. Pleasant with my dog around 7:30 am (Wednesday) and passed a girl who had a beautiful smile. I had rushed out the door and was a sweaty mess, but you seemed nice and would love to get to know you. You were wearing a purple/pink outfit, and I was walking my large-ish dog and had on a yellow hat. Would love to grab a coffee or drink sometime.”

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