's those little things that sometimes, in just a moment are great lessons of life. These are moments that remain in the retina. Anonymous little stories that sometimes go unnoticed for pedestrians. Even for those who are part of the scene, the painting itself urban.
I was doing something so banal as to accompany my young son as he cut his hair. The salon is located approximately one meter above street level. Logically, access is via a small ramp that saves the drop side. The front area of \u200b\u200bthe facility is completely glass so passersby can see customers being subject to shifts Figaro scissors. Naturally those who were inside could also see people who stands on the newsstand or comment in circle, some news or just to say hello.
While I was pleased to see how the boy's hair was irregular transformed into a neat cut. All this after weeks of chasing him all the time and try to find a place where they could "to peel" came the scene that motivates this writing.
A girl walked up the street, forcing hurried pace. Perhaps late for an appointment or job interview. While walking trying to remove or introduce something from your wallet, possibly the Metrobus. At that moment, while my attention was divided between my son's hair and the sight of the girl watched as he dropped a coin bag, causing the logical guess metallic sound, which you know and all was behind glass silent. She turns in his haste, trying to find that currency. However, from my position as the currency appreciation wheel just a few feet back and a girl about seven years