96th Street

September 29, 2011 | Filed Under New York Subway Life, New Yorkers, Subway Folks, Subway Stations | 10 Comments

Waiting at another subway station.

Paz

215 Street

September 11, 2011 | Filed Under New York Subway Life, Subway Folks, Subway Stations | 5 Comments

This isn’t the best-looking subway station. Looks like it needs a paint job.

.. but it’s normally used by a lot of people.

At the time I took this photo, it was pretty quiet on the platform. This lady was the only one waiting for the train.

Above-ground subway stations are especially nice during the summer, because normally the underground ones are very very hot.

Ahh! The lady’s train arrives.

So long!

After the Game

August 16, 2009 | Filed Under New York Subway Life, Subway Folks, Subway Stations, The Bronx | 16 Comments

Subway station near the New York Yankees stadium.

After a Yankee game, folks are heading home.

Someone put a Yankee ~~shirt~~ rain poncho over a pole on the sidewalk. I think it’s safe to say the person is a Yankee fan.

Life has been getting in the way of my blogging fun. So, I’m going to try things differently. Instead of blogging everyday, I’ll blog once or twice a week. I’ll try to continue visiting other blogs. Let’s see how that works. Have a good Monday, everyone.

Happy Blogging!

Paz

First Snow Storm in the City

December 19, 2008 | Filed Under Harlem, Neighborhoods, New York Subway Life, Seasons, Snow, Subway Folks, Subway Stations, Subway Trains, Winter | 14 Comments

I like the snow when I’m watching it from the comfort of my home. Otherwise, I don’t like it much. It’s a pain for me to travel in it, like today. Today, I took the bus and the train. The bus sucked. It was late and when it finally arrived, just before it got to my bus stop, it got stuck on the bottom of the hill. Another bus got into a traffic accident. Eventually, a third bus came along and I was able to get on it.

After my bus ride, I took the train and managed to take these photos. The lady in the first photo just missed her train. She could only watch it leave without her.

In the meantime, the snow started to come down harder and faster.

Despite the snowy weather, thankfully, the trains seemed to run better than the buses.

Thanks, Amy of The Heart of a Seed for passing along this award. In turn, I’d like to pass it to all you lovely bloggers reading this post right now. I so enjoy your lovely blogs. Thank you!

Paz