By the time I'd wandered through and selected the best of the Kotor market, I had a bulging bag of cheeses, meat, dried mushrooms and dried fruits I would take home to concoct a Montenegrin feast of my own.
"They used to wander down here and I would wander up there".
That yielded down time, so I would wander the town.
"And I would wander alone, hating the sound of rain".
After getting a Walkman for his 14th birthday, he would wander through his neighbourhood playing songs by Public Enemy on repeat: "It was pure joy," he says.
These mansions lie empty for most of the year, and he told me about how he would wander through them, opening closets and learning about the owners from what they had left behind.
"We're looking at 200 years ago, when itinerant entertainers would wander through the area," said Althea Corey, site manager for the manor, a 1750 restored house in Croton-on-Hudson, N.Y.
Oscar Wilde had also predicted that the machine would be the saviour of man and would lead everyone to enjoy the life of an Athenian aristocrat: instead of toiling in the mills, we would wander through the groves and discuss atomism and the meaning of the "good life".
There is a mythology of Sufi ascetics who would wander through the rolling hills of the countryside.
At other moments I think about the procession of the Kohen Gadol, the high priest in ancient days in Jerusalem: how he would wander through the neighborhoods of the holy city until he finally arrived at Mt. Zion, how he would ascend the steps leading to the Temple -- Shir Ha-Ma'alothethe Song of Ascent.
I'd wander around the studios.
