Taxi Panic Attack
I've come to appreciate cabrides. Poor guy.
postscript in response to Ed's comment: "Cabrides" is not my favorite Castillian cabbie, nor my panic-stricken friend. Cab Rides. Rides in taxis. Can, on some days, be a welcome respite, like the day two weeks ago when Seth, Ken and i had an appointment to find out about getting a SmartBoard for our office, and Seth said, "it's just around the corner." Meaning: two "long" blocks and four "short" blocks away, which is probably more than half a mile. And did i mention that it was POURING rain? We took a cab back to the office. It was $4.
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LOL. You might want to add a space. I thought "cabrides" was the name of some Latin cab driver that you know!
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Ed, at 10:46 AM
Ha! and he's an expert at--what's that excellent spanish verb you know?
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ceciliabrie, at 10:17 PM
Manejar (to drive)?
Too funny, Ed.
Brie--I have a question for you! Clare is flying there with the baby and it occurred to us at lunch that she might need a car seat for cab rides. You have to have one, right? Do you know?
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