Archive for December, 2009
Last Post of 2009
December 31st, 2009
Things that have happened this year:
- Circuit City Closed
- Went to Washington, D.C.
- Had my employment position dissolved by my employer
- Got a new, full-time position
- So many celebrities died
- Google Voice Was Released
- I got Google Voice
- I installed Windows 7
Happy New Years!
Here’s to a brand new year! Hopefully it’ll be even better!
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SEPTA: A Winter Nightmare
December 22nd, 2009
Not to offset my tremendous satisfaction and extreme gratitude with SEPTA and a few of its employees from my last noteworthy SEPTA experience, the other night I had a pretty bad issue with SEPTA.
For those that don’t know, the north east got slammed by major blizzard-like snow storm on December 19, 2009. I think we had almost two feet of snow and severe wind. It was not a winter wonderland. At all.
I had to go shopping at Target due to a last minute change-in-plans on a gift-exchange party. And due to my limit availability and energy due to my new job, I decided to go on Saturday. It took me about an hour and a half to get to Target when it’s normally a 15 minute ride. This wasn’t just because of the storm.
SEPTA has a track-improvement project going on right now, and because of this, regular service stops at the Woodland Avenue stop. After this point, there is a shuttle bus that takes you further. The shuttle bus took forever to arrive, and we were waiting outside in a bus shelter for at least 45 minutes. Once the shuttle arrived, we had to wait for the next trolley to come to drop of its passengers. At this point, I was debating whether or not to get on that trolley and just go home.
I should have gotten on that trolley and gone home.
Tags: SEPTA: A Christmas Story
December 20th, 2009
I admit, I’m usually one of the first to badmouth SEPTA when something goes wrong; tendency to strike, frequent rudeness, 
lateness. But I want to share a story that changed the way I look at things when it comes to SEPTA.
Yeah, they do strike a lot, a lot of their employees are kind of rude. But not all of them. In fact, I think it’s safe to say that one (possibly two) saved my financial life. It is something that I am very thankful of and this person has my eternal gratitude.
