Broad Ripple - a village in Indianapolis whose motto is "We're Open if You Are" - was the destination for my 7am daily walk. Up, down, and around the empty morning streets lined with beer gardens, eateries and other hip stores and attractive houses. That is, until I headed back to my car, which was parked on Broad Ripple Ave, a larger, more commercial street. And I couldn't help but notice when I glanced down an alley that there was some colorful graffiti on a perpendicular alley. So I ignored my nose and turned on my camera.
As I was exiting the alleyway I turned around to inspect the perspective and found that someone was disparaging either
love, or garbage, or both.
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