Easy Mode

Had a hellish watch, saved two folks stuck in a swamp in RI, thanks Zephyr for your expert helo skills and TW for calming things down on the watch floor.  Never thought I would say this but the best part of my day was the train ride home.  Lots of cursing from the drunk old man sitting in front of me, he thought he was friends with everyone on the train.  

Feels good to be home.

Again?

Saturday morning at 530 am on 295, can think of a few other places I would rather be, like anywhere.  Train ride tomorrow.

Took the Train

Managed to take the train into work on Wednesday and again on Thursday and must say that I do not miss it at all.  Got stuck sitting with two strangers on my way to work but had the seat to myself on the way home.  Note to self, single decker train seats are not comfortable whatsoever.  Will most likely be driving to work tomorrow morning but will see what I can come up with.

Absolutely Nothing To Do With My Commute

This post has absolutely nothing to do with commuting and I hope my bud BMac from DoubleCoverageFootball does not mind me re-posting (or using their reputable name on my bad blog) but I had to share it.  Memphis QB Jacob Karam took time out of his schedule to visit children recovering from cancer.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sNLsAbBWl_s#at=46

With all that is wrong in sports these days, this is a breath of fresh air.

Boston Sunrise

5:45 am in Boston.  Didn't take the train once again.  I might need to reconsider the premise for my Blog since I have not taken the train in weeks.  Thanks for all your support.

The Singing Dragon - Danny Small

I've seen some great performances in Boston but nothing like this.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1coM570kVw

Commute Fail

Due to a crazy work schedule and only getting weekend watches, I have not taken the train in a few days.  I'm hoping to make the trip on Wednesday and again on Thursday so hopefully I'll have some interesting stories.  A good friend of mine is making the San Fran trip to work and was hoping that he might be able to add some West Coast flavor to the blog.  Buhhda?