Helter-Skelter

You know you’re getting out there when the only reason you know it’s Monday
is because there’s an NFL game on tonight.
My Tweet this morning was telling to say the very least:
“I’ve officially lost track of where the week ends and where the new one begins.”
Everything seems just so helter-skelter these days and Monday only serves to exacerbate the issue.
For instance; last Monday night, a train I occasionally ride home was dispatched and routed improperly.
Long story short, the outbound train was traveling on the same track as the inbound train.
Never a good thing with that inertia thing and all.
Both were going @ 30-40 MPH.
The phrase ‘as subtle as a train wreck’ springs to mind.
There would have been some serious carnage, folks.
Mucho carnagio, muchachos.
Thank God the situation was recognized and thank God it was rectified.
Still makes me wonder, what if?
Some assflap person was not on their game that day and many people could have paid the ultimate train fare.
The MBTA would have loved that, too.
The money grubbing bastards.
Sad, huh?
It was a small revelation of sorts for me.
A ‘holy-crap-I’m-still-alive kinda thing’  because I rode a different train that night.
( a 25 minute delay, medical emergency . . .  sheesh)
Even the automated train announcements were strange today.
It’s a woman’s voice that tells you what stop is coming up.
The voice sounds like June Cleever from ‘Leave it to Beaver’.
I’m tired but I am definitely not kidding.

“Beave? Wally? The next stop is Framingham. Get ready Beaver!”

(the sampled voice even mispronounces the approaching town’s name as well which adds to my Monday weirdness.
It should sound like ‘Fray-ming-ham’ but the voice says ‘Fram-ing-ham’ God help us all.)

Steve, the conductor, walked by and said to me, “Oh, man . . .  Mondays.”
Oh, man, he is absolutely right.

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6 Responses to “Helter-Skelter”

  1. Lynn says:

    Monday’s almost over! Hope your Tuesday is looking (and sounding) much better. Do you have a helicopter? It may be a much safer way to get to Beantown! Stay Safe!

    Can you get me a helicopter?
    Talk to John. I’m sure he has connections . . . :lol:
    ~m

  2. daisyfae says:

    yikes. as they say, “somedays it doesn’t pay to chew through the restraints”…

    Your comments always make me go, “yeah, why didn’t I think of that?” :mrgreen:
    Tanks, DF
    ~m

    .-= daisyfae´s last blog ..drama – a fugue in 2 parts… =-.

  3. Mrs. V says:

    “Monday, Monday, can’t trust that day…”

    Great comment.
    I have never trusted Mondays . . .
    ~m

    .-= Mrs. V´s last blog ..Do People Realize… =-.

  4. Burnie says:

    I agree Buddy. Lets ban Mondays and have “No dickhead days”. On no dickhead days the dickheads go to work and we don’t. Sounds so good to me.
    Burnie

    Burnie for President!
    (better than the dickhead we have now, methinks)
    ~m

    .-= Burnie´s last blog ..Still More Failures =-.

  5. Deborah says:

    Long story short, the outbound train was traveling on the same track as the inbound train.

    I am SO glad somebody got their shit together before disaster struck. The past couple of Mondays have felt kind of like the Twilight Zone, haven’t they? Something is definitely “off” and I’m glad that I’m not the only one feeling it.

    Kinda scary . . .
    ~m

    .-= Deborah´s last blog ..Twitter Still Suspending Accounts =-.

  6. anonymum says:

    Mondays just suck big, hairy dogs balls ~m….and after this week, I’m inclined to say the same about Tuesdays….
    I think you need to get a new job, you know that?

    ‘Hairy Dog Balls’?
    Can you deep fry them?
    ~m

    .-= anonymum´s last blog ..Looking to expand =-.

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