Comments on: A Day in the Life http://www.mendolo.com/2010/02/10/life-happens/ Where food, sustainability, family, and the real world collide Thu, 09 Feb 2012 04:45:52 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Cafe Pasadena http://www.mendolo.com/2010/02/10/life-happens/comment-page-1/#comment-1055 Cafe Pasadena Fri, 19 Feb 2010 07:48:20 +0000 http://www.mendolo.com/?p=961#comment-1055 I enjoyed this story. Pizza in particular. I'm glad you had the courage to cancel the apptment way out there and avoid the rain. I rarely drive the freeways. About once every two weeks. Usually just to go from Pasadena to Sierra Madre! I enjoyed this story. Pizza in particular.
I’m glad you had the courage to cancel the apptment way out there and avoid the rain. I rarely drive the freeways. About once every two weeks. Usually just to go from Pasadena to Sierra Madre!

]]> By: PAPA Dave http://www.mendolo.com/2010/02/10/life-happens/comment-page-1/#comment-1047 PAPA Dave Thu, 11 Feb 2010 00:19:32 +0000 http://www.mendolo.com/?p=961#comment-1047 I just had to comment on this one, Pizza and trains all in one blog. I am so glad that you could take Thomas and now Henry on the Light rail. My railroad the CCT started out like as an electric passenger line (www.trainweb.org/tractionco/) so it was what should have still been around the LA basin like the old Pacific electric. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pacific_Electric_Railway ). Driving in LA vs driving in Nebraska, I still remember trips I need to make to Ord Ne on the hiway for the railroad and never see another car in 100 miles. Gina do you remember the other drivers always giving the wave with one hand to acknowledge you were there on those lonely hiways. Of course where I was from in New Jersey no one waited for anyone in a crosswalk the driver always had the right of way and if you did not get out of a New Jersey or New York drivers way they would try and run you down. I am gald you gave Thomas and Jeff and Henry the tour of Union station it is still one of the great railroads stations in the country. You have been to others growing up, UP Green River WY and UP Salt Lake City. I think trains are in your blood, I know they are in your Genes. I hope the pizza is good and Aunite Sara got a kick out of seeing you all. when we come down again will have to take Thomas out for somemore light rail riding and railfannning. Take care and be safe Dad I just had to comment on this one, Pizza and trains all in one blog. I am so glad that you could take Thomas and now Henry on the Light rail. My railroad the CCT started out like as an electric passenger line (www.trainweb.org/tractionco/) so it was what should have still been around the LA basin like the old Pacific electric. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pacific_Electric_Railway ). Driving in LA vs driving in Nebraska, I still remember trips I need to make to Ord Ne on the hiway for the railroad and never see another car in 100 miles. Gina do you remember the other drivers always giving the wave with one hand to acknowledge you were there on those lonely hiways. Of course where I was from in New Jersey no one waited for anyone in a crosswalk the driver always had the right of way and if you did not get out of a New Jersey or New York drivers way they would try and run you down. I am gald you gave Thomas and Jeff and Henry the tour of Union station it is still one of the great railroads stations in the country. You have been to others growing up, UP Green River WY and UP Salt Lake City. I think trains are in your blood, I know they are in your Genes. I hope the pizza is good and Aunite Sara got a kick out of seeing you all. when we come down again will have to take Thomas out for somemore light rail riding and railfannning.

Take care and be safe Dad

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