We shared a laugh and it made my DAY.
I used to knit scarves during my long train rides every day. Now with shorter trips, I've switched to smaller projects like socks. Has your commute hobby changed with your route?
The rack was full this morning with a bunch of new models. It's getting popular for the last mile part of the trip.
I used to pack a simple lunch like a peanut butter sandwich and an apple for my bus ride home. Now, I see most people ordering takeout on their phones to pick up along the way. It saves time, but I miss the quiet moment of unwrapping my own food on the seat. The routine of making it each morning felt like a small, personal part of my day.
Missing sounds around you increases your chance of getting hurt.
Forcing conversation during drives (especially with kids) just stresses everyone out more than rush hour.
Honestly, I bike to work every day and they keep closing lanes without any notice. Tbh, there's never a detour sign so I have to swerve into car traffic. Ngl, it's really scary and I worry about getting hit. Has anyone found a good way to report this or avoid these spots?
I used to skip it, thinking it was too much hassle. Now I see the same folks every day and we nod hello, it feels kinda nice. Makes the whole ride less stressful.