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The Trip Home

The snow started falling around noon and kept falling for hours. By the end of the work day, the streets were very slow going and the bus stops were packed solid. I lucked out and found a cab and took it to the subway, which wasn’t affected by the weather. The bus stop at the subway was packed with people who’d been waiting for a while:

There are more photos of the snow at BlogTO.

Joey deVilla

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