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Life and Breath
I’m in my car in the parking lot of Round Top Mercantile where business looks good. It’s the beginning of the Fall Antique Shows.
The parking lot gives me a front seat view of humanity hereabouts, sifted through the filter of simple daily need or want.
Much is revealed by bearing and stride—self-consciousness; arrogance; physical frailty. Clothing adds its notes of harmony or discord.
Some…
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