Caption: Safety patrol guards, who have to stand around and wait when there are no kids to help across the street, are young masters in the art of what-to-do-with-your-body-when-you-aren't-using-it.You can park it on its bottom on the grass. You can lean it up against a hydrant. you can hang it by its hands on a pole. Or you can just sling it somewhere for a while and pick it up again when you need it.Adults who get antsy when there's nothing for them to do could take lessons from these guards photographed on a recent morning along Kercheval from Grosse Pointe to downtown. The lesson seems to be when there's nothing to do and nowehere to go, put it in neutral and wait.
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