The Seven New English Words of the Day

October 16, 2023

Acted

Altered

Turned black

Hurried

Equaled

Requested

Enjoyed

The Sidewalk [Part-C]
The power of a photo
Next morning all residents of the city of Mohammedia knew about the sidewalk story. They quickly understood the power of a photo and they acted very quickly too. Within a couple of minutes they altered the background of the original photo by putting a new background photo of a sidewalk that had curved lines and concentric circles, and red-colored kerbside. The altered photo was almost real and in the middle of it FranKassa was sitting on a bench. And then they sent it to their friends. Their friends sent it to their friends. And their friends sent it to their friends. And so on.

When FranKassa knew about the altered photo, he again turned black and phoned the City making a new complaint. The City special units couldn’t stop the spreading of the altered photo but hurried to the area and changed the sidewalk and the kerbside of the place that was on the altered photo. Now FranKassa again was happy but little worry.

When the local residents of the city of Mohammedia knew about how quick the City changed the second sidewalk, they again altered the original photo but this time they made several altered photos that equaled the exact number of the city benches that had curved lines and concentric circles and red-colored kerbside. And then they sent them to their friends. Their friends sent them to their friends. And their friends sent them to their friends. And so on.

The City knew about the altered photos and immediately requested all construction units to change all the sidewalks and kerbside of the entire city and no red coloring should be used.

All residents of the city of Mohammedia were happy with the changes and everyone enjoyed the benches without curved lines and concentric circles on the sidewalk and without red-colored kerbside or benches.

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If you suddenly got $10 million, what would you spend it on?

If I had $10 million, I would like to spend all of it for something that is very useful that everyone in the city of Mohammedia can take advantage of.

With that amount of money I would build for every bus stop in the city of Mohammedia a little waiting area that could protect people from the sun when the weather is too hot and from the rain when the sky is grey and stormy while they are waiting for the bus to arrive. I am sure something like this will be very useful for the people of my city.

If I had $10 million, I would design practical public trash bins and build them on every road especially in the region of Beni Yakhlef where plastic bags and spoiled food and many other litter are everywhere you go. It is clearly that in the city of Mohammedia people don’t know what to do with a plastic bag after eating a sandwich, or a bus ticket after getting off the bus for example. I am sure something like this will be very useful for the people of my city.

It is very strange in the year of 2024 which means now to wander in a city like the city of Mohammedia in Morocco and you don’t know the names of the streets you are walking on. If I had $10 million, I would build street signs with huge letters that tell people about each street name. In case there is an emergency, walkers in my city will be easy for them to report an accident rapidly simply by providing the names of the two streets that intersect and this could save lives. In addition, I would make the street name signs visible to walkers rather than hidden somewhere we do not know.

$10 million would be very helpful to build bus stop waiting areas, practical public litter bins, and visible street name signs for the city of Mohammedia. I wish I had.

The Seven New English Words of the Day

October 16, 2023

The Sidewalk [Part-C]