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1) I look like Milton from the Walking Dead.
2) I was nearly convinced by my co-workers that I should be Daryl Dixon for Halloween last year because they felt that role fit me, but chickened out because at that time I had not seen a single episode and was unsure of what I was possibly agreeing to.
3) I'm not comfortable riding public transportation (buses, subways, et cetera).
2) I was nearly convinced by my co-workers that I should be Daryl Dixon for Halloween last year because they felt that role fit me, but chickened out because at that time I had not seen a single episode and was unsure of what I was possibly agreeing to.
3) I'm not comfortable riding public transportation (buses, subways, et cetera).
1 is also true... sometimes. Sometimes enough that it is true.
I love public transportation. I grew up traveling. I don't remember my first flight, just my first trans-Atlantic. Getting out in the masses of humanity is a great way to soak up the local culture. I'm street savy enough to be comfortable in the worst of neighborhoods or the roughest routes. Watch your wallet, check the timetables and GO! There is so much to learn while traveling like the local common folk do on their buses, El's, Tubes, Metros, Light rails, and whatevers. Know when to bail out and hail a cab, and when the point of no return is about to be crossed and that's the last chance to opt out for a taxi. know what to do once that line is crossed. But Go. Sure, you may Really Need to wash your hands before your next meal, but that is something to teach the kids to do, too. You'll only regret it if you do it wrong. 2 yrs ago I took the kids to Chicago. One thing I insisted on while there was taking my kids (then 5 and 7) on the city bus. They loved it. 3 is false.