I have many thoughts. Mainly how busy it was. Watching other people's color drain outta their face just like me trying to figure where the back of the line was, was disheartening. Also the High School graduation going on next door.
Mostly, I just wanted to know if anyone had success or leads they felt pursuing?
Thanks
Man, Ive gone years before my alley got graded and fixed
Multiple locations. Winter is a bitch on them and debated putting mosquito dunks in the pot holes cause the mosquitos got so bad.
Its super cool seeing them out this early and I really appreciate it. There was a lake forming behind my neighbors house despite the last attempt . I think this is the first time ive ever seen back to back grading in the alleys.
I take care of an elderly parent and they've always been a bit bad at sleeping habits. Self proclaimed night-owl . Once they retired it got really bad. Up all night, asleep during the day. Her migraines also dont help because she needs to sleep after a bad one.
But im growing concerned, shes spending soooo much time in bed. Its worrying me.
Ive been up and home all day, shes gotten up sporadically but currently about 5pm and shes still in bed .
I could be massively wrong but as I understand in residential zones, all intersections are treated as viable crosswalks unless otherwise posted and drivers must yield to pedestrians.
Im confused though because I live next to one of the busiest streets and a busy unmarked (for pedestrians) intersection. There's a crosswalk signal the next block down but there's mobility/visually impaired tracking on my intersection on every corner.
Can I cross at the intersection as a pedestrian? Its kinda scary. I usually wait for traffic to pause but some people just dive bomb into the intersection which freaks me out.