Wednesday, November 23, 2011

Naturalist Notes: People-watching


Earlier on this week I was sitting in one of my favorites spots in Arima people watching, as I like to do ever so often.  About fifteen feet down from me was a street vendor selling CD/DVDS, with him was a medium size music set up. He played Christmas carols, slows, rock, oldies, hip hop, reggae, quite a wide selection of songs, changing them ever so often. It was so interesting to see people from all different walks of life singing or just humming to a song as they passed.  There was an elderly lady sitting right next to me and she was singing away to Stevie Wonder’s “I just called to say I love you”. School kids, Men, Women, Africans, Indians, Douglas, Chinese, as they walked by they were enjoying one song or the other. Even though we are different in so many was, I believe music is one of the many threads that ties humanity together, can you think of others?

Denise Etienne

5 comments:

  1. HI Denise. I agree with you. Music was sent down from heaven to make us sing, dance, expression ourselves & even share a smile or two. Too bad those POLITRICIANS still try to divide & conquer the people. I enjoy your blogs keep it up & take care.

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  2. Thank you for your comment, you didn't leave your name? Unfortunately there are many other organizations also trying to divide and conquer.We are all humans and we need to be treated equally.
    Take care,
    Denise

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  3. Ohh sorry I am the person who always try to leave a comment on your blog to show a lil support for what you do. Timothy Wiseman

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  4. This is so true. I really enjoy your blog. I could really imagine you people watching opposite FCB.
    Christi
    ;)

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