Everyday life in Vologda

I thought for a long time about what to write and still came up with the idea of reflecting everyday life with the help of photography. I often see posts about daily life in different parts of the country in different sources. And what does "daily life" mean?

In fact, everyday life is what you can see when you go outside.

But I like to cling to words, to their meaning.

Then it turns out that you need to show what happens in the city every day, that is, on all days.

Every day someone cleans the streets, every day people cross the road, buses run every day, every day someone goes somewhere on a bicycle or scooter...

If there is a river in the city, then someone goes by boat at least once a day, and in summer on a sup board.

But something out of the ordinary also happens every day!

But these are exceptional cases, although if we take this as a regularity, then it is quite possible to consider it as an everyday occurrence.

..I tried to cling to the verbatim nature of the phrase, but in the end I came to the conclusion that everyday life is something that can be seen on the street.

The exception would be some kind of festive street events or accidents.

But the most interesting thing is that if you choose one topic from everyday life, for example, scooters, then this will be a separate topic, and not everyday life.

And for the second year in a row, I began to enjoy doing this – choosing one thing and revealing it in everyday life.

But I rarely do it.

I need to make a list for myrself and follow it so that everyday life doesn't seem so boring.

And when I cover each topic individually, then I will be able to collect the general daily life quickly and in a diverse way.

I still can, but for some reason I don't do it...