J. S. Bach

Your post reminded me of a sign I saw on the US side the border crossing years ago when coming back to Seattle from Vancouver: WELCOME TO THE LAND OF MILK, HONEY, AND CHEAP GAS! I wish now that I had taken a photo of it.

The first seat behind the center door; as I usually was recording on/offs for my surveys (traffic checker, other names at other agencies), the habit holds for other rides as well. My usual view when working:

Or bad food!

4.299/gal here this morning.

Interesting website. Anyway, I had not thought of inbound loads. That does make sense.

I don't know, I do not wear them!

No, he is here (standing next to Jimmy Hoffa), BTW) doing the dishes at Gene's! I know, I saw them last Thursday!

No photos, but at a recent train show I picked up an Iraqi 50 Dinar note and a Philippine WW2 Japanese occupation 1 Peso note. Just added a photo. I just realized that the building on the Iraqi note looks a lot like a prairie grain elevator?? Not a product that I would associate with Iraq.

And someone somewhere probably has a useless (to them) box of masks and desperately needs a faucet!

This one has more tires:

Mine was a little over $900, I have since adjusted the withholding so I get about $50 more each month. I had initially increased it in case those stimulus checks became taxable; they did not, so back to "getting more each month".

Are those trolleys double-ended? If so, how are they going to compensate for the soon-to-be-missing rear controls? Probably a dead motor going for shopping or a repaired motor being returned to Amtrak.

If I do not recognize the number, I do not answer. My phone only has number display cid.

I thought they were squirrels on the wires, the exposure is a little dark; at least on my monitor

Hmmm, I have never lost a set of cans, maybe because the ones that I use are too large; think Koss PRO-4A here, for example. I was just given a set of Sennheiser wireless ones that are so good that I almost wanted to sell off my speakers!