...to listen to a virtuoso violinist posing as a street musician in the middle of your morning commute?
Read more about the Washington Post's experiment with Joshua bell HERE.
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3 comments:
I would stop to listen to an amatuer violinist, LOL!
I read this article when it was printed and found it astounding so many people miss the simple things in life. As busy as we are, I try to always follow the kids' lead in stopping to smell the roses, dance to the music, pet the doggies, or watch a sunset or meteor shower. They're pretty good at "seeing" those things.
Probably would have depended on the day and my mindset. Sometimes I can be kind of ocd about getting places and being on time.
If my schedule wasn't tight or I wasn't rushed, I hope that I would have noticed and stopped.
i wouldn't have stopped, but i would've noticed. like in the subway hallways in new york. i'm always aware, but might not always stop.
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