As the crowded bus came to a stop, a muffled voice called out "Back door!" The older woman's voice barely carried from the rear of the bus to the middle, and it surely didn't make it to the driver's ears. A few other voices from the back echoed hers, but they only made it as … Continue reading back door

He spent a lot of time on the train. A two-hour commute, each way, five days a week, sometimes six. His insulated lunch pail had three freezer packs in it to keep his sandwich and yogurt cold. He left a two-liter bottle of diet ginger-ale in the refrigerator at work which he poured into a … Continue reading on the train