Muni meals served up in the cockpit
Via Muni rider Sandy: “#sfmuni bus drivers are multitaskers. The wheel in one hand, a chicken wang in the other.”
Hey, Muni drivers are human. They gotta eat, too.
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Via Muni rider Sandy: “#sfmuni bus drivers are multitaskers. The wheel in one hand, a chicken wang in the other.”
Hey, Muni drivers are human. They gotta eat, too.
It’s Monday. Tomorrow is Christmas Eve. I think we can all agree that more sleep is a good thing. And when sleeping on the floor of a bus perfectly framed by Crate and Barrel and J. Crew bags, well, even better.
Via @gpmacklin
Holiday Muni Schedule
On Christmas Day and New Year’s Day, Muni will operate on a Sunday schedule.
On Thursday, December 26 and Friday, December 27, Muni will operate on a normal weekday schedule with reduced service on selected rush hour express routes in response to lower passenger demand. Timetables will be posted at www.sfmta.com detailing schedules for impacted lines.
Reduced Service:
1AX California ‘A’ Express – Service approximately every 20 minutes
1BX California ‘B’ Express – Service approximately every 20 minutes
16X Noriega Express – Service approximately every 20 minutes
30X Marina Express – Service approximately every 15 minutes
31AX Balboa ‘A’ Express – Service approximately every 20 minutes
31BX Balboa ‘B’ Express – Service approximately every 20 minutes
38AX Geary ‘A’ Express – Service approximately every 20 minutes
38BX Geary ‘B’ Express – Service approximately every 20 minutes
41 Union – Service approximately every 20 minutes (afternoon ONLY, no change in the morning)
NX N Judah Express – Service approximately every 15 minutes
No Service:
81X Caltrain Express – Please use the N Judah, T Third Street, 30 Stockton, 45 Union/Stockton, or 10 Townsend
82X Levi Plaza Express – Please use the N Judah, T Third Street, or 10 Townsend
83X Mid Market Express – Please use the 47 Van Ness
88 BART Shuttle – Please use the 14 Mission or 14L Mission Limited and transfer to the 29 Sunset, 43 Masonic, 54 Felton, 8X Bayshore Express or 8BX Bayshore ‘B’ Express for service to Balboa Park BART
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Photo by Steve Rhodes
Every time you utter that phrase, these are the recipients. Be good. Love your neighbor. They ride Muni, too.
Today’s Five Things on Muni includes snippets from the lives of @Harpersfinest, @hotgranola, @seismogenic, @ras42795, and @marlynsf1. Are you following @munidiaries, cuz, uh …
Photo by emichbe
Three feline friends permanently lounging on the back of your jacket, that’s what’s better than laser cat. @emichbe spotted this jacket on a fellow Muni rider, and as a cat lady myself, I am utterly charmed by this bold fashion move.
Oh, there’s also this amazing cat shirt we saw on Muni this summer. Now I think that my idea of carrying my cat’s whiskers in a little locket around my neck doesn’t sound so crazy…right? RIGHT?
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Offering further proof that dogs are THEE BEST, a guide dog named Orlando is being credited with helping to save his owner, who fainted in a New York City subway station, sending the two tumbling onto the subway tracks.
According to the Associated Press, Cecil Williams is still unsure why he passed out. He said that Orlando tried to hold him up, barking frantically before they both went over the edge. Bystanders called for help, the subway driver was able to slow the train, and Cecil and Orlando suffered only minor injuries.
Who’s a good boy? A very good boy?
Via Yahoo News.
Pictured above: An adorable dog in a backpack in a BART station, not the dog or the human mentioned in the story. But, cute!