How Seriously TFL Is Taking Covid

If you never travelled on public transport in London, but took their official statements at face value, you’d think they were making it as safe as possible during the pandemic.

Nobody Else Laughed

We were crammed like sardines in the early morning tube. As is often the case, there wasn’t even enough room for me to hold a book between me and my neighbours so I could not read; could do nothing but stand wedged between the commuters, swaying with them.

All Change at Acton Town

So we joined the already full platform and waited for the next one. It arrived jam packed but a few of us crammed in, to the dismay of those already having a bad journey. I’d prefer to wait, but… work.

I Even Love The Commute

The novelty will soon wear off, I dare say.  But for now I stand, hungry for input, on my daily commute.  So many glimpses into so many lives, if you don’t keep your eyes in a book or on your tiny screen.

Going Underground

I don’t think about him that much any more. Well, until he sent me an email yesterday, which I found agitating.

The Smell of Money

 

I still think the constant cry of ‘out of touch!’ from politicians is a cheap shot.