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Some know it as “piko,” “marelles,” “hinkelbaan,” or “stapu,” but in T&T, hopscotch is a word that unlocks a world of childhood memories. One Woodbrook woman is striving to turn that memory into an everyday activity.
“You know, I grew up loving hopscotch as a kid and it brought me so much joy. So, I figured, you know, in that time of the pandemic, you know, that it would be very nice to bring that back to people,” said Louann Kristy.
She explained that during the COVID-19 pandemic, she felt that people needed something to smile about, so with chalk she drew hopscotch boxes on the pavement in front of her home for passersby to hop along on their way.
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