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Re: Always pack a couple of cheese sandwiches....

Author: Pdxrailtransit

Date: 01-07-2014 - 13:08

Bruce Kelly Wrote:
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> Just one more example of the need for preparedness
> and self-reliance, everywhere you go. Last few
> times me and my family road Amtrak, we brought
> along enough drinks and eats to carry us through
> any brief, unforeseen delay. More than once, we've
> boarded No.27 in Spokane only to find out the
> lounge car was completely out of anything to eat
> besides candy and maybe a bag of pretzels. It was
> BYOB (bring your own breakfast) for the morning
> run down the Columbia. There are several other
> items the wise traveler should carry on board,
> including a bright and reliable flashlight with
> spare batteries for egress from tunnels, or at
> night.

But can't we just place an order for food and drinks on Amazon, and have it delivered by drone?

But seriously, have we become a nation of weather wimps or what? And names for winter storms?

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Subject	Written By	Date/Time (PST)
Always pack a couple of cheese sandwiches....	Pdxrailtransit	01-07-2014 - 10:18
Re: Always pack a couple of cheese sandwiches....	Rich Hunn	01-07-2014 - 10:46
Re: Always pack a couple of cheese sandwiches....	Bruce Kelly	01-07-2014 - 12:33
Re: Always pack a couple of cheese sandwiches....	Pdxrailtransit	01-07-2014 - 13:08
And names for winter storms?	Jr. Meteorologist	01-07-2014 - 17:12
Re: And names for winter storms? George R. Stewart	Carol L. Voss	01-07-2014 - 17:58
Re: Always pack a couple of cheese sandwiches....	Margaret (SP fan)	01-07-2014 - 17:49
Re: Always pack a couple of cheese sandwiches....	SGB	01-09-2014 - 00:32

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Pdxrailtransit Wrote:
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> Bruce Kelly Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Just one more example of the need for
> preparedness
> > and self-reliance, everywhere you go. Last few
> > times me and my family road Amtrak, we brought
> > along enough drinks and eats to carry us
> through
> > any brief, unforeseen delay. More than once,
> we've
> > boarded No.27 in Spokane only to find out the
> > lounge car was completely out of anything to
> eat
> > besides candy and maybe a bag of pretzels. It
> was
> > BYOB (bring your own breakfast) for the morning
> > run down the Columbia. There are several other
> > items the wise traveler should carry on board,
> > including a bright and reliable flashlight with
> > spare batteries for egress from tunnels, or at
> > night.
> 
> 
> But can't we just place an order for food and
> drinks on Amazon, and have it delivered by drone?
> 
> But seriously, have we become a nation of weather
> wimps or what? And names for winter storms?

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