Bus travel (Clara Natoli)
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I applaud her enthusiasm and every city could use a Bus Chick touting the wonders of bus travel, but I wonder if she's been snowed in the last few days and hasn't had to wait for a Seattle bus:
http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/local/393494_metrorail24.html?source=rss
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Evelyn in snowy, icy, coastal Western WA
I think the Takeaway tries to hard to be edgy. Case in point, John Hockenberry not understanding what the word "romantic" means. Does he really not understand this word? Or is he just trying to be cute? If he truly doesn't know what the word means, that seems kind of sad. If he's just trying to be cute, could he spare us that?