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Category Archives: Commute
Look Up
Every day I ride the commuter train I see people being “productive ” with their train time. They read the paper, check the news online, answer emails, make calls and work on their laptops. I used to do that. Now … Continue reading
When The Mundane Becomes The Horrific
For ten years, five days a week, I have commuted from Western Connecticut to New York City. It is a long commute, two and a half hours one way. Of those two and a half hours, an hour and fifteen minutes … Continue reading
Be Prepared
Growing up in the 50’s and 60’s, my world vision was shaped by TV. It was a narrow vision. There wasn’t the plethora of stations there are today. This was B.C., Before Cable (No one will ever pay to watch … Continue reading
So This Is Christmas
I’m having a hard time with Christmas this year. No need to go into all the reasons. Suffice to say, it’s been a crappy year all around. I see people getting all giggly and hopped up on “Holly Jolly Christmas” … Continue reading
It’s Your Thing
I grew up in a time when our mantra was “Do your own thing”. We all believed we had the right to live our lives whatever way we wanted. Ironically, though we lived our lives differently than our parents, … Continue reading
Commuter Therapy
Last week was a particularly crappy commuting week: stalled train with 2 hour delay, rain slick roads with multiple accidents, slippery-rail slowdowns, and tons of leaf-peepers with luggage. By the time Friday evening rolled around, everyone was cranky city. The … Continue reading
Surprise, Surprise, Surprise!
Every weekday, I get a surprise. Now for most people, that would sound like a great thing. But my surprise is always my commute. See I travel 150+ miles a day roundtrip; some of it by car, some by train, … Continue reading
The Lord Giveth …..
I have had a hellish commute all week long. Dead-stop traffic, slow moving trains, subway delays: my two and a half hour morning trip stretched to three plus hours. And the trip home, while not as bad, wasn’t that great … Continue reading
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