I wait the bus on King Street, I sit on a small blue bench. In the morning, people walk past with coffee and bags. A woman often stops to check her phone. she waves to a , and they talk for a minute. I like this quiet corner, even when the street is busy.
当我等King Street的公交车时，我坐在一个蓝色的长椅上。 早晨，人们拿着咖啡和包从这里走过。 一个女人经常在这里停下来查看手机。 然后她向邻居挥手，他们聊了一分钟。 我喜欢这个安静的角落，即使这条街很热闹。
Last week, I saw a man leave a paper cup beside the bench. A came by and picked it up. He said he worked nearby and came here every day. We talked for a short time. He told me the nearest was, and I told him about a new bread shop. It was a small talk, but it made the wait feel shorter.
上周，我看到一个男人在长椅旁留下了一个纸杯。 一个清洁工走过来把它捡了起来。 他说他在附近工作，每天都来这里。 我们聊了一会儿。 他告诉我最近的公共厕所在哪里，我告诉他有一家新开的面包店。 这是一次短暂的交谈，但它让等待的时间感觉更短了。
City life can move fast, but people still find time for small moments. I to know this street by waiting here. Now I who comes and goes, and when the light changes. The bench is not special, but it gives people a place to stop. Sometimes that is enough.
城市生活节奏可能很快，但人们仍然能为微小的时刻抽出时间。 我通过在这里等待来了解这条街。 现在我注意到谁来谁往，以及红绿灯什么时候变。, 长椅并不特别，但它给了人们一个停下的地方。 有时这就足够了。
