These new security measures are low-tech, but highly effective.
I really should have just paid my fare.
I think I learned my lesson.
I am Cone Alone.
These new security measures are low-tech, but highly effective.
I really should have just paid my fare.
I think I learned my lesson.
I am Cone Alone.
“A year without Cone Alone: like waiting for the train you know is coming, but for some reason keeps being delayed by another 10 minutes. The world moves around you, going about its business, but you continue to wait. You continue to wait because you know what’s coming is worth it.”
“We’ve waited roughly 525,600* minutes for the return of Cone Alone. Was it worth the wait? Most definitely! But maybe next time, don’t make us wait so long…”
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*Rent suggests this is how you measure a year. If this is not how you measure a year in the life of a Cone, how do you measure a year? Perhaps you measure it in daylights, in sunsets, in midnights in cups of coffee? In inches, in miles, in laughter and strife?
Family reunions.
I know some people hate them, but I love them. After all, it’s the only time I get to see my Aunt Hydrant.
She’s my dad’s sister. A few of us younger adults are fascinated with her.
She travels all over. She hangs out with plumbers, firefighters and even neighborhood kids.
And she loves us. In fact, she can’t quit gushing about how great we are and how much we’ve grown.
She makes me realize I don’t have to be stuck here in this town. I can go places. I can travel the world.
I am inspired.
I am Cone Alone.