"After all, what do I know?" is the question that I must ask myself every day, too, and still I dare say that you have the "right eye" for things.
Your "point-and-shoot"-photography points at interesting angles and shoots interesting aspects of life, like the shoe prints (and one dog paw print?) in the sand. Try not to crop that dog paw print out.
I'm not too keen on the cut-off person in black, though, or much rather: not on so much of her: her feet in the upper left corner would do enough for me.
It's a laundromat? Oh! Well, only after I had Youngun's answer did I find out that he's probably right.
You see the right lines and diagonals in architecture, and I'm a sucker for diagonal lines in photos, so I quite like the fourth one. You might have wanted to knock down that dividing wall to half of its size... maybe? Just for the photo????
Well, Youngun's already said the right things about the portrait of the little girl - she's looking out of the photo, not into it, and there's too much background. Crop all the left-hand part of it plus some of the top, so you'll cut out the table leg, and it'll be better.
The last one is nice, good contrast, the only thing that distracts me is the person with the white trousers in the front. I'd probably crop it right underneath the car tyres... but then, again, "After all, what do I know?"