Six months ago, my commute conisisted of a ten minute walk from my apartment to the DeKalb Ave. Q/B stop, where I’d board the subway, travel a few stops south, and walk another ten minutes through Brooklyn Botanic Garden and to my office there.
My current commute is approximately 45 miles each direction, 30 of which are on two lane state highway. The image of my week this week was this photo (taken with my blackberry storm) of a trailor full of portapoddies, traveling at 50 or so miles per hour (in a 55 mph zone, much to my lead foot’s lament) up MO Highway 21.
I thought that this trailer only had two or three portapoddies onboard, but when it finally turned off the highway, a profile view of the trailer’s load revealed not just two or three, but nearly a dozen portapoddies onboard. Here’s to small town, missouri life, and all the absurdities of my small town Missouri daily commute.
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At least they stayed on the trailer!
Luckily they stated on the truck! When I worked more rural parts of the state the worst getting behind a truck carrying hay…you couldn’t see past it and they jogged the road…thankful for my interstate driving now
Isn’t it portapotty? They usually have good company names like Call-a-head, and Royal Flush. We used to tip them over all the time.