The Daily a School Bus: right off the bat

As I drive to Abby's for breakfast. You can see how much more light there is at 8 AM now than there was Friday when we were still on Daylight Savings Time. However, come late afternoon… and not only that but pretty soon it'll be just as dark as 8:00 as it was last week... and 9:00... and not all that light at 10:00.

Text added at 9:54 AM. The Squarespace nightmare continues - day 44 and counting.

The Daily School Bus: a dip into the archive

I drove to Metro Cafe and back, drove to Hatcher Pass and back and didn't see a school bus. I didn't really expect to. Schoolbuses tend to rest on Saturdays. But I've got plenty of school bus pictures left over from the time I began this school protest to the present. This particular Squarespace nightmare is now in its 42nd day. Here's a leftover school bus from yesterday.

Text added at 6:41 PM. The Squarespace nightmare continues - day 42 and counting.

The Daily School Bus number 2: in the rain, after the hottest October in recorded history

I am in line at Taco Bell, getting lunch on my way into town to pick up Margie from her week of babysitting duties. According to what I read this morning in the Anchorage daily news, it looks like the October that just ended was the warmest on record. This rain should be snow. It is supposed to snow tonight but still climb into the 40's tomorrow. 

Text added at 5:07 PM. The Squarespace nightmare continues - day 41.

The Daily School Bus: just before coffee, at Abby's

The Daily School Bus: I turned off Seldon into Abby's at 8:04 this morning and lo and behold – there before me was my daily school bus, right off the bat. In fact, on the other side of the parking lot past the gas station were two more buses. Tough decision, because I got good photos of all three, but I decided to go with this one. I have sat down inside now and have just placed my order. My ham and eggs should be here shortly. Have already got my coffee. 

Text added at 9:38 PM. The Squarespace nightmare continues - day 41 and counting.

The daily school bus: five parked in a row, nose to tail

The Daily School Bus: this is actually from a couple of days ago, when the wind was howling and the rain was falling. I did get a couple of pictures today while I was on my coffee break, but they were more run-of-the-mill, like I have posted before. 

Text added at 5:52 PM. The Squarespace nightmare continues.