Between the pole and the end of the bench, there is room for three average-sized people. We get used to living in very close proximity to strangers.
Saturday, June 30, 2012
Friday, June 29, 2012
This young man is mixing some wild colors and patterns, right? His gf had a lively patterned bag that didn't 'toon as well as well as I'd hoped. The lady on the left got her head cut off, sadly. She had a really round head and face complimented by some half-round ear-muff head phones, and I wanted to capture that.
A 2-panel vignette:
The man in green t-shirt and the lady at the end reading her Kindle had the seat to themselves . . .
. . . until an aggressive little lady fitted herself into the small opening. It's rush hour, people! What do you expect.
I commute on the M train from Forest Hills to Rockefeller Center every day. On the M train, 3 people can fit between the pole and the end of the bench, sometimes comfortably, other times not so much. This blog is about all those times.
The man in green t-shirt and the lady at the end reading her Kindle had the seat to themselves . . .
. . . until an aggressive little lady fitted herself into the small opening. It's rush hour, people! What do you expect.
I commute on the M train from Forest Hills to Rockefeller Center every day. On the M train, 3 people can fit between the pole and the end of the bench, sometimes comfortably, other times not so much. This blog is about all those times.
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