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October 08, 2004

Informatio:

Rainy days and busses...

Rainy Days and Busses This is a picture of my view from the bus yesterday. It’s rained pretty hard and I got more than a little wet — in fact, I think one of the cars that passed me while I was standning at a certain curb-side bus stop purposely tried to splash me by driving through a puddle. Thankfully, I was far enough away that the splash only grazed my shoes.

Yesterday’s rain kind of scared me, though. I haven’t yet braved the winter as a bus rider and the thought of trudging through the snow to get to my various bus stops seems a bit daunting. It’s hard enough to make it on time without having to worry about slipping on ice or sinking into a two-foot snow drift.

I drove to work today. It’s not raining, but it’s still wet (and rain is forecasted for later on). I’m sure I’ll be fine during the winter months (last year, I noticed plenty of people successfully riding the bus). I guess I’ll just have to wait and see… I definitely don’t plan on buying another car, so aside from the odd days when I’ll get to carpool with Julianna, I’m just going to have to tough it out.

Posted at 08:13 am

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Comments (2):
I rode the 47 last winter when the scooter was impractical, missed it one time and stood there for about 25 minutes on a crisp 10 degree morning. Even tried to thumb a ride to the plaza. Bus finally came. I will miss the bus, living in JoCo now.

jgraves () - October 08, 2004 at 3:50 pm

But, Jeffrey… What about the Jo? Don’t they go almost everywhere now? (I definitely know that you could catch the Jo from where you live to the Plaza and then take the Metro anywhere in KCMO.)

timsamoff () (URL) - October 08, 2004 at 8:50 pm

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