R Train
I feel so attached to "R" train, in a good way. It is my door-to-door commute tool, literally. It is warm and never crowded, since it is marked as "local" oppose to "express". But really the difference between riding all my way home in it and that jumping on-off, switching 4 trains is only less than 10 mins. While in the first case, I can enjoy a nap in my favorite seat almost guaranteed everyday. It is also the most convenient one, following Broadway, across town, from south to north, from east to west. Brooklyn bridge/C-town/NYU/K-town/Macy's/TimeSquare/My Cafeteria and photo lab at Queens, and etc.
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I feel New York is more friendly. Or not even, it is more free, free of being alone, wait, what am i talking about. It is more tolerant, okie, I finally find the right word.
You always have a feel of something after a certain period of time.
Posted by: willow | December 27, 2006 11:10 PM
it's old, maybe more than 100 years. But it still works well, and, for me, it was quit great commute tool to take me into the city, enjoy the NY factor, and be a great window to watch the common people here. Maybe one day I would enjoy and miss the L2 in Shanghai. Days passed away with the train and people in it, memory missed here and future always there waiting for us.
Posted by: Ben | December 11, 2006 10:50 PM