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moving along street
moving about long distances
moving among the crowd
moving across the cold
moving after each step
moving above my current education
moving against your doubt
moving around the city
moving to get somewhere
living out of a bag.
Here I used prepositional phrase work with alliteration to create an image of my daily commute
taking while stuck in traffic. Turn your monitor upside down to see the actual (though duller) view.
Commute 3 (3.8.11)
These worked well. Lightweight leather uppers, thin molded plastic sole, and a thin felt inner pad. Slotted for the pedals. Easy to walk in when off the bike. Wish they still made them. I wonder how the Vittoria Classics compare?
That little old lady is always there, walking her wee yappy dogs. She has a basket she carries them in on her way to the park.
With me wearing my headlamp and Kiyomi wearing her reflective collar with LEDs flashing, we took a long walk from our house to the park, ran offleash for a while, and walked back.
With me wearing my headlamp and Kiyomi wearing her reflective collar with LEDs flashing, we took a long walk from our house to the park, ran offleash for a while, and walked back.
On a morning ride, I snapped this shot using my Blackberry Curve. Gas prices were up a few cents to "celebrate" the July 4th weekend.
High gas prices are just one of the reasons I now commute on my bicycle to work twice a week.
You can read more about my bicycle commuting experiences by visiting my blog
And so another commute to Denmark, but this time in sunhiiiiine!
And it is now getting light as I catch the six forty two train from Dover into London, but crammed still with commuters who squeeze on at Folkestone West and Ashford.
But I have my seat.
And flying over East Suffolk I see the familiar coastline heading from Southwold to Lowestoft. Sadly for me, we took an inland route before this, and so the familiar landmarks up through Essex and up the Suffolk coast were seen on the other side of the aircraft
Another snowy commute. If you personally know Thomas S. Monson, please call him and see if he can pull strings to make it stop.
Due to a sick gal (she was shaking and stiff, poor thing) in the last car, the L came to a complete halt for 90 minutes.
With me wearing my headlamp and Kiyomi wearing her reflective collar with LEDs flashing, we took a long walk from our house to the park, ran offleash for a while, and walked back.
This is the beginning of my morning commute. Gotta love Northern Virginia traffic. On a good day it takes 30 minutes to go 10 miles, and that's only if you carpool and take advantage of HOV-2. Don't get me started on the bad days...
The view I have every evening on my commute home. Two textures, including the free paper that I pick up to pass the time, despite it being awful and riddled with terrible journalism and mistakes.... The Sudoku is good!
Other texture from here