My husband and I are a "one-car" family of two full time working people. This makes our schedules a bit tricky of who needs to be where and when. So - in an effort to solve this problem, sometimes I ride the bus.
I left my house to get to the bus stop with 5 minutes to spare. The bus showed up 15 minutes later (10 minutes late) arriving at the transit center 15 minutes late and missing the bus I needed to transfer to. Instead I hopped on another bus that brought me somewhat close to work and I walked the rest of the way in the rain.
I left work and arrived at the bus stop with 2 minutes to spare. The bus arrived 17 minutes later (15 minutes late). AGAIN... missing my transfer once at the transit center. I had no choice this time. I had to wait. The next bus would be there in 30 minutes.
Waiting...
Waiting.......
My bus arrived 50 minutes later (20 minutes late).
I was so wet and cold that I am not proudest of the pictures for today's post but it's what I saw when I looked around for what would describe how I was feeling.
Normally I am completely anti-umbrella... However today I was grateful for the (sort-of) functional bumbershoot.
Did I mention that it costs more than a gallon of gas to get to and from work on the bus in one day?
Wonderful shot. I love the rain dropes.
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But you have to pay insurance for a second car, plus amortize the cost over the life of the vehicle...you're still saving. Cheer up.
ReplyDeleteHMMM your pictures indiscate that you were feeling like a "drip", but then you "dropped", that attitude and had a "bubble" of hope some where..? True?
ReplyDeleteThe Lord gives you these times to do something great. Never pass up opportunities to capture the world around you :)
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