• Tuesday, October 30th, 2007
And this morning’s trip in on the train was only the beginning, I think…
But before I get to the day, OMG – people like The Ritual of Tea. I’m seriously stunned – because I was kicking myself miserably all weekend as I tried to grasp on to this one and write it. Even now, I have no grasp on the plot guys, and I’m in a bit of disbelief. So yeah, I’m stunned… absolutely, bouncing with glee stunned. (insert over-played Sally Field reference here).
And on to the adventure of the day…
First off – free taco day. So for all of you lucky sods who can get to a Taco Bell (and stand in the line that’s guaranteed to be there), go munch for me. Given that the only three I’m aware of in the greater Boston area are all too far away from me, I have no chance in hell. BUT… for those Bostonians who don’t know where they are – 700 Comm Ave on BU Campus, the Cambridgeside Galleria food court, and on Mass Ave north of Porter Square. I’m sure there are others, but those are the three I’ve personally been to.
(Fellow Rhodys, both of the ones on Route 2 in Cranston & Warwick are now renovated and reopened… and of course, there’s the one at Providence Place. Go forth and taco).
Second – the Commuter Rail trains after 3 p.m. have no express service, so if you take a train that usually runs express in any way (that would be me), it’s not happening. With the Red Sox parade happening, everything is insane. People were coming in on the 7:10 from Providence this morning – to the point that they had to turn people away from the train due to over-capacity. Trains after 3 aren’t going to be anywhere on time due to this, folks, so be prepared for it. I don’t count on getting home anywhere before 7:30 tonight – and that’s only a half-hour late.
And on top of it, I’m sitting reception today.
At least I can take my frustrations out on carving pumpkins tonight when I get home, and then introduce my husband to the glory that are roasted pumpkin seeds, which I discovered he’s never had before. I’m a bit stunned by that.
Apparently, it’s a week of being stunned.
