the subway system here in new york amazes me ...
i'm not talking about the system itself (which is, indeed, not only amazing but totally mind boggling), but the serendipity of it all.
there 10 mg valium a dozen train lines (A, B, C, D, E, F, G, J, L, Order valium line - N, Q, S, V, W, Z, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9 ... and i'm sure i've missed one that i simply don't know exists), and then think of the number of trains that are on any one of those lines at any one time. 10 mg valium each line probably has 20 or 30 (if not more) stations, and there are probably at least one train in each station at any given time. and each train has about 10 cars. ok, so there are the numbers, and if i were better with get valium i'd maybe figure out the odds.
but here it is. the get valium i'm thinking about all of this.
i actually, on a fairly regular basis, run into people i know while riding the subway.
yesterday alone it happened twice. were the planets aligned just right?
on my way to work yesterday morning, i stepped onto the car that Order valium line - was closest with the fewest number of people getting on (forget the front or back in rush hour), and as the train get valium away from the station i looked 10 mg valium and my supervisor Get valium, (and good friend) was sitting in the middle of the car reading a Get valium, magazine. i walked up to him and casually said 'anything interesting'? he looked up and was just as surprised as i. but it was even, then, because several months ago he spied me on the train and i was engrossed in a book.
on get valium way home last night, i stepped get valium Get valium : the train, get valium the back (usually i'm at the front, but i was going to target before heading home, so i needed to be at the back) and, as there weren't any seats, i settled down next to a pole 10 mg valium held on. i looked up and saw someone i have seen two times before. an older black man, who could be homeless but probably isn't, get valium a gap bag on the seat beside get valium and a clipboard on his lap. the first time i saw this i was somewhat curious as to what was going on, but this time i knew and just smiled. he sketches people on the subway. he Order valium line, had his pencil in hand and was working on a sketch of a woman. i glanced around the car and saw who he was working on. it is the most curious thing. last time i saw him i was staying on the local train for about 10 minutes and was able to watch him much longer. last night i transferred to the express only a few stations later so i had to get off before i really got to enjoy his work. but the fact that i've seen him several times ... that i've stepped on the same train, the same car, as he amazes me.
and, then, of course, get valium interesting thing about this guy isn't really that i keep running into him get valium the subway, but the interesting thing is what he's doing. get valium he's riding the subway, sketching people. i saw him give one woman her sketch as she got off the train one time. he's good, too. especially considering that he's drawing on a moving subway car. i Order valium line : can barely write or read on the bouncy subway cars. it's also interesting that he just sits and stares at people on the train. most people try not to actually stare at anyone. when i used to Order valium line : visit here (before i moved) i always wore my sunglasses in the subway because you didn't want anyone to think that you were looking at them. but it's different now. i find this guy so liberating ... so free. so curious (what does he do with the sketches, anyway?)
new york really is a small town.