219 - At the Bus Stop

Working virtually means that some days have very few interactions. However, I can count on one interaction each morning and afternoon regardless of the absence of human interaction.

The bus stop.

I had to drive pretty far to a bus stop each morning and afternoon during the first couple of years of school. But now it's a walk up the street.

Showing up at the bus stop takes effort. It takes effort to stay focused on yourself and your phone. Or, interact with others sharing the journey.

You decide.

I share a few thoughts today about my current experience. And I'll probably talk about this again as I add in the layers from prior years at bus stops.

I wrote a reflection last night and decided to read it on this episode today. Perhaps there is a little book in here somewhere, at least that is what a friend has nudged me to do with the learnings. I may take her up on it, after I finish another couple of books in process.

If you see the podcast thumbnail associated with this episode, I'm wearing the jean shirt that the Chinese grandmother gave me. And she's the woman holding my arm. Listen to find out why she is so special.