It was over 50 F by the time I walked to church yesterday afternoon for a brief choir rehearsal. Had picked up the car earlier in the day, during the deluge, wading through flooded intersections, the slightest slope becoming a river. I could've driven, but I'd landed a free parking spot on my street, so chose to keep it. Sometimes I have to park a mile away, which I didn't feel like doing. I in caught a bus back home, I was confused when it stopped to pick me up, it said it was going "To Terminal" and there wasn't anyone else on it. And then I forgot to pay, even though I was holding my pass in my hand; he had to remind me to come back up and pay. Got off three stops later to make a run to the store before it closed. Fifteen minutes, and it was still pretty busy. They aren't open today, and I think people stayed home on Thursday. It was chaotically busy in the morning, but maybe it just seemed that way because it so rarely is: most days it seems to primarily be people filling online orders. The lines were long, people seemed maybe a little stressed, out of practice of shopping, being in a crowd, not paying attention to where they were going, or stopping, or blocking.
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