There are no non-stop buses to my job, so if I keep this up, I'll have to get an all day pass. With a bus transfer and paying 'per' leg, riding to/from work would be more expensive than GAS (if I had my Jeep) ;-)
Wednesday, July 18, 2007
riding the bus.
Today I woke up to RAIN which meant no bike riding to work. My only backup plan was catching the bus for the first time EVER.
I have to admit - I was pleasantly surprised! It was quicker than expected, clean and full of NORMAL people like me just trying to get from point A to point B. I've now purged all bus-riding stereotypes.
There are no non-stop buses to my job, so if I keep this up, I'll have to get an all day pass. With a bus transfer and paying 'per' leg, riding to/from work would be more expensive than GAS (if I had my Jeep) ;-)
There are no non-stop buses to my job, so if I keep this up, I'll have to get an all day pass. With a bus transfer and paying 'per' leg, riding to/from work would be more expensive than GAS (if I had my Jeep) ;-)
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hmmmm,
A good friend told me once: If you are feeling bad about yourself and lacking confidence; simply walk by the bus station and this feeling will pass! ;0)
eekkk,,, mom the bus and metro are full of people that are saving the enviroment, one trip at a time. In D.C. their called "sluggers" who commute to work by car using the HOV lane. They stand at slug points and get in the car with strangers and settle up on gas!!! so i hear
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