Between the blog and the twit is the posterous one
An online media strategist for business and government, this is my part-time photo blog and less sporadic essay spot. For those times I feel like writing more than the 140-character limitation of Twitter (@ariherzog), and when I don't want to create a new blog post at http://ariwriter.com, I am here.
How do the Amish take Amtrak? Don't they not take electric transportation?
Yet I saw 3 Amish young men and women (including a cute woman, either the sister or wife) outside during the Indy break. I thought electricity wasn't used by tradition. Maybe there are different Amish sects. Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
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Say hi to Lucas Oil Stadium, home of the Indianapolis Colts
OK, it's not a great shot; but it's 520AM and I am stuck inside the train as we are stopping for an hour. Most people are sleeping. I was too: was just out for 3 hours or so, since leaving Cincinnati. I'm guessing I can't leave the train; looks like we're moving this way and that to an unused track. I'd love to inhale some outdoor air, though. I'm going to try and video record the sounds...people sleeping...
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Scratch that. I'm staying put...in my new window seat. This is good because...
...I can now sleep easier by leaning against the window and/or stretch across both seats as it seems nobody is sitting next to me.
As an aside, it is amazing how many people boarded in Cincinnati at 1am. 30ish?Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
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Another stretching break at 1AM in Cincinnati.
Several people and me decided to switch from aisle seats to window seats--and it now appears we may be stopped as conductors assume departing singles won't move. Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
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I fell asleep for an hour. Back up. What you doing? Distract me?
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Pretty barbershop-like candycane columns in front of West Sulphur Springs station
...in West Virginia, home of the fabled once-Congressional getaway called Greenbriar. Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
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