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Tag 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
Finding Peace In The Storm
I have been struggling with my life quite a bit lately; constantly asking myself “Why am I not doing what I want to do?”, “Why am I not in the place I want to be with my spirit and my … 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
Posted in Commute, Daily Life, Uncategorized
Tagged cardboard boxes, Commute, New York City, train station
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White Legs
This weekend is the Summer Solstice, the official beginning of Summer. As far as I am concerned, Monday was the real official beginning of Summer. At least in Manhattan. It was the first day of the White Legs. And this … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Life, New York City, Uncategorized
Tagged Commute, New York City, Summer, White Legs
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Back on Track
Yesterday was my first day back at work since losing Matt. The funeral was Friday. I thought we would have the long Memorial Day weekend to ease back into the real world but our boat sold and we had only these … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Life, Death, Family, Grief, Uncategorized
Tagged Commute, Death, Faith, Grief, letting go, Love
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That’s My Seat
This is my spot. It’s where I stand every morning, five days a week. It’s right where the second door of the first car of the train opens. You better not be standing there when I walk down the platform. … Continue reading