Commuting
Well hello, livejournal.
Today was one of those days, commute-wise. I got on the G train as usual, but one stop later service was suspended due to police activity somewhere else along the G line. We got out and walked a few blocks to the C at Fulton. I took that to Jay St. - Borough Hall, which put me back on my usual route, then waited forever for the F train. Then at West 4th St. they changed my F to a V train (for those of you who don't know, it still says "F" on the train but it runs on the V line). This isn't too bad as the F and V run on the same lines for several stops, but they split one stop before mine. So I walked my ass 8 blocks to work. I was 30 minutes late.
In other news, the Unites Stated Citizenship and Immigration Service visa processing center in California can kiss my ass. They are worthless.
Today was one of those days, commute-wise. I got on the G train as usual, but one stop later service was suspended due to police activity somewhere else along the G line. We got out and walked a few blocks to the C at Fulton. I took that to Jay St. - Borough Hall, which put me back on my usual route, then waited forever for the F train. Then at West 4th St. they changed my F to a V train (for those of you who don't know, it still says "F" on the train but it runs on the V line). This isn't too bad as the F and V run on the same lines for several stops, but they split one stop before mine. So I walked my ass 8 blocks to work. I was 30 minutes late.
In other news, the Unites Stated Citizenship and Immigration Service visa processing center in California can kiss my ass. They are worthless.