A haiku:
The T was burning
down so I took pictures of
the striped grass instead.
Okay, so my poetess skills blow.  Yeah.  The T.  It is such a love:hate relationship.  I love it when it works and hate it when it doesn't (or in the summer, when there is no air conditioning.  Or at rush hour when I have to cram into a car with 150 other pissed of bodies.  Or when some homeless dude feels it is okay to use that particular car as his own private urinal.  Or when I live in JP and want to see a movie in Brookline).  Okay.  Maybe the relationship is more hate than love.
Still.  I could smell the smoke of the electrical fire at Park Street all the way up at Porter Square.  I was a bit inconvenienced to get off at Harvard and listen to a guy yell at the driver of the #69 bus because the #1 bus hadn't stopped at that stop for more than an hour.  What the driver of the 69 could do, I don't know, but I don't think she really deserved this guy's wrath.  I felt bad for everyone...for the poor T that was burning down (not really...the fire was small), for the pissed off passengers, the pissed off bus drivers, the T personnel having to direct the pissed off passengers toward the pissed off bus drivers, me for having to listen to all of the drama.  *sigh.  I decided not to buy into it. 
I took pictures of the stripes on the grass, instead.
May 27, 2008
Stripes on the Grass
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