Feeling bit distressed :-(

Lovely walk to the book exchange where I found another teen book for my collection/turnover (I'll read them and return in my own time); *

Next time I'll put the bookmarks in the books at the exchange. 

Nice sunny day until next batch of unexpected rain.

On my way back I was crossing the road by the quay, saw a child crying (he was on his bicycle without any pedals or stabilisers. The child dad was holding on his hood of the child hood);

I was looking where the dogs owner were going. 

Suddenly the child dad said out allowed to me why are you staring at me? I said I was looking where I was going. 

Then I legged it home. 

The child wife out loudly are you ok? I carried on walking and held up 2 fingers.

Thought you don't speak to people like that. 

Hopefully they're not local and post anything on social media. 

I was going to dive into the nearest shop and explain. 

Best thing to head home.

Makes me feel really annoyed, as wanted a peaceful walk.

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*Especially when the libraries hours maybe cut to 6 hours per week. 

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  • Horrible experience! I sympathise with you, I get fed up with people shouting at me in the street. There was a whole piece in the Guardian about it last week and loads of letters with peoples experiences too.

    There was a bit in todays about a place thats recruiting female trades people because so many women are fed up of being asked if they (the tradesman) can speak to the enquirers husband.

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  • Horrible experience! I sympathise with you, I get fed up with people shouting at me in the street. There was a whole piece in the Guardian about it last week and loads of letters with peoples experiences too.

    There was a bit in todays about a place thats recruiting female trades people because so many women are fed up of being asked if they (the tradesman) can speak to the enquirers husband.

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