Oops, forgot to post for a few days.

[sofiaviolet]

At work right now. It's been a boring few days. Work, writing essays for class. Going home Saturday, yay!

I need to pack. I tried to get started on that last night but I wound up cleaning my room some instead.

Ryan just arrived and informed us all that the Green Line is shut down from Park Street on, for all the branches. *headdesk* And he said some people from the Orange Line got on the shuttle buses too. DISPLEASED. (Although they do have a couple of hours to get things running again before I go home.)

I am waiting for my least favorite professor to call me back. If he decides I need to revise one of my stories for tomorrow I may scream. (And he has done that to people in the past. *stabinates*)

Comments

[arrowwhiskers.livejournal.com]

Yea Green line, wth?
I was on the Orange Line this morning and they were like "due to a medical emergency at the Boylston station..." and it was like uhhh, wtf, this is Downtown crossing the Green line doesn't even go here.

That totally sucks that they shut it down. :(

[sofiaviolet]

*headdesk* It was working again when I needed it.

[absinthetic.livejournal.com]

i was dropping someone off at the airport this morning, and on the way back i got to Government Center ok, but i was waiting almost 20 minutes for an outbound D train, then eventually one of the T ladies told us there weren't going to be any trains coming...i decided to walk from Government Center to Copley. On the way, I saw all the ambulances and fire trucks outside the Boylston stop. I asked one of the firefighters and he said 2 trains hit each other. Then when I got home I checked the news and apparently 2 trains "collided" at a low speed (not even enough to show any damage to either train) and some people were complaining about neck pain.

[sofiaviolet]

So that was the "medical emergency."

[absinthetic.livejournal.com]

yeah, that way they don't have to say "Our T drivers are incompetent douches"....if no one had been hurt, they'd probably have to admit it was their fault, but since they had to call a few ambulances, the MBTA breathed a sigh of relief and called it a 'medical emergency'.

trains

[susanandleonard.livejournal.com]

Push comes to shove, take a taxi home. It's not like you do it every week or anything. We can handle it. Sorry about the aggro.

Hope the prof doesn't want any revisions.

Can't wait to see you guys!!! (Smiley, smiley faces - goofy, even)

Re: trains

[sofiaviolet]

Nah, just three random pages that aren't Auriel.