How to tell you're a commuter, part 1
Jul. 20th, 2005 12:58 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
burntcopperThere needs to be a series...
How to tell you're a commuter :
On hearing that it's a suicide on the line holding up your train, roll your eyes and mutter about 'bloody inconsiderate selfish people'.
Happened not just last night on the Paddington line, but this morning as well. Apparently 'tis normal for these things to happen in succession if the persons are related. As they were last time, according to the Rail bloke. Fortunately everyone on my train had a seat, so when we were first told that there was a hold-up due to another one-under, everyone just sighed and went back to reading or snoozing. Quite an unstressful journey once had phoned into work to let them know I'd be late.
Have really good organic strawberries. There's a fruit stall outside Great Portland Street tube that does quite cheap really, really tasty fruit. Tiny stall, but it's designed to be grabbed by commuters and hospital visitors so everything's in small sizes. Yum.
How to tell you're a commuter :
On hearing that it's a suicide on the line holding up your train, roll your eyes and mutter about 'bloody inconsiderate selfish people'.
Happened not just last night on the Paddington line, but this morning as well. Apparently 'tis normal for these things to happen in succession if the persons are related. As they were last time, according to the Rail bloke. Fortunately everyone on my train had a seat, so when we were first told that there was a hold-up due to another one-under, everyone just sighed and went back to reading or snoozing. Quite an unstressful journey once had phoned into work to let them know I'd be late.
Have really good organic strawberries. There's a fruit stall outside Great Portland Street tube that does quite cheap really, really tasty fruit. Tiny stall, but it's designed to be grabbed by commuters and hospital visitors so everything's in small sizes. Yum.
