This morning, the train to go to work was delayed for about twenty minutes because of the rain, which filled the Thames so much that it is flooding everywhere, and way too close to the rails. Commuting has become a nightmare for many, for me it was only a minor irritation as I only got to work a few minutes late. On a Monday, when works is piling up in your absence, it is certainly not pleasant. But I saw the other commuters leaving the train as I was entering it, a massive bunch of people looking tired and worn out like evacuees from a region struck with a guerrilla. I had learned later that the previous stations had been closed for some time. So I can count myself lucky, my Monday was not nearly as bad as theirs. Like I said to my colleagues: "
At least I haven't drowned yet." This can count, I think, as a new great unknown line.
4 comments:
such weird weather for all of us. we are still sub zero with lots of snow and ice. i can not imagine what summer might bring?
such weird weather for all of us. we are still sub zero with lots of snow and ice. i can not imagine what summer might bring?
Yes, we were shocked to see the news coverage on CBC of the flooding Thames River!
@Jaz-I dread what summer will bring.
@Debra-it is mad, and here we are in the heart of the storm, so to speak.
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