Thread: Post Pictures of Your Everyday Life

One of the several new Rapid (light rail/subway) stations built with stimulus money.



This one will be part of my everyday life for the foreseeable future, because it's on the way to the job I'm starting tomorrow

I meant to grab a pic of the neighborhood, too, but I guess I didn't. It's this weird "town square" business district built in the 1920s: a hotspot for casual dining with a movie theater and probably a handful of art galleries and/or little fashion boutiques spread around in there. The middle is all green space cut up by roads and the Rapid line (so not really a park so much as a collection of really fancy medians) and then the businesses are grouped in little tree-lined islands around the corners and sides of the square, and there are lots of trees on the 'medians,' too, so you can only ever see your own little island and giant apartment blocks off in the distance in every direction. Something about it almost reminds me of Central Park in NYC, but not a park, and not downtown

Anyway, it's an interesting part of town that I haven't explored much, and the company seems like a place where I can grow into management without sacrificing every waking hour to it. It should radically improve my financial situation, too, though I'm still in for a tough month or two getting to the point where money is coming in and I'm caught up on rent/bills.

Leeks going to seed in the garden.