July 27, 2019

As I was walking down B Street in South Boston, I saw a lady outside a car with the ignition on.  Nothing out of the ordinary, except from the looks on the alley it looked very thin & very small.  I went to investigate.  I asked if everything is okay.  She said it is, but asked if I was with the Neighborhood Watch.  I told her I wasn't, that I was a real life superhero.  She thanked me for what I was doing.  It was pretty quiet for a long end.  People playing cornhole inside a restaurant, even people on their phones.  As I crossed to the nightlife people were noticing me. One guy asked what was my powers, I just went with observation.  The other guy also played along.  I have to ask, why just because I am a superhero, I have powers?  Batman doesn't have that (being rich doesn't count), Green Arrow doesn't have it; people should read comic books a little bit better.  There was a lady who asked for my card to ask how she can be a real life superhero.  Seeing the fact that people want to do good, because they see someone does good makes me feel proud.  I tried to go to the Seaport again.  I managed to go down another street.  As I walked there were some ladies on the other side.  I watched by a walk light as an SUV that came down to make sure there was no problems.  As soon as it left I went on my way.  I went down Sleeper Street but along the way, I posed with a picture with a great citizen.  I saw the Seaport.  It was simply, some people waiting for an Uber ride.  Ironically there was a lady in a gown sitting on a bench.  I asked if everything was okay.  She said yes, waiting for an Uber.  But she asked what is with the cape.  I told her I was a real life superhero.  As I passed Lucky's some of the people said hello.  I even talked to the bouncer to ask if everything was okay.  He told me it was fine & saluted my work.  Great patrol.