Archive for the 'bus travel' Category
Polyester shirt
19Aug07
Dressed in cordovan penny loafers, chinos, white shirts with Trinity ties – navy blue with gold shield motifs – and blue blazers, we hopped on the #96 crosstown bus at 7:15, no matter what the weather.
In grades 1 to 3, Roddy, Danny and I had a fourth grade chaperone, compensated by our parents for his [...]
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Mom the magician
14May07
When Jim and I as young boys would stand on Fifth Avenue and 97th Street waiting for a southbound bus to come, wanting especially the #4, which was express, Mom would walk a few feet out from the curb, look north toward Harlem – some 13 blocks away – and chant “Hocus Pocus, Domino-cus, Ala-kazam-kazoo…” [...]
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