Leaving Manhattan

Road Trip

As the train leaves New York’s Penn Station, we’re on pins and needles. The conductor that gave us permission to stay on the train although our ticker is officially for an earlier train is now off duty. With fingers crossed we are waiting for the next conductor to come by checking tickets on this sold out train…

Five minutes later the conductor has come by. He’s aware of our situation and we’re good. We’re heading to Boston South then planning on taking the Red Line out to Greg, Rachel, and Linus’ neighborhood. Can’t wait for hugs!

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