About Marilyn
At seventy-seven I figure I need another life. Not the reincarnation kind, in which I would return as someone or some thing completely different, but the same me, once again. There is simply so much to do, so much to be interested in, and so much to contribute to. I’m just getting going. But, seventy-seven? All I can do at this age is enter into a strong effort at denial, [while being prepared in case age catches me], in order to allow myself to move ahead as if “ahead” will last forever. I take you on my journey. It will be eclectic, a bit fun, and an adventure. We will meet people you are unlikely to know, ride a scooter, add to the value of bras, and “save” the planet with Pizzas For The Planet. I hope you will join me.
Please feel free to contact me at m.j.meden@telus.net-
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Category Archives: Transit & Transportation
My First Fist Bump: Another Columbia Staton Moment
My First Fist Bump: Another Columbia Station Moment I was swooping down the steps from Columbia Street, heading for the skytrain station, compass card ready, when, coming from the other direction, a man stopped, looked me in the eye, … Continue reading
Just Another Rider
Just Another Rider A woman opposite With mouth turned down. White ponytail, face dull, no makeup Dark waves under the eyes. Her no longer black clothes. Worn running shoes. A friend would call her a loser. I saw … Continue reading
Scoot!
It was a high backed, black, sturdy scooter, a “mobility” scooter, borrowed from a friend who was going away for a few days and would use one that folds. For me an experiment in alternative transportation. Something to use … Continue reading
Columbia Station
Columbia Station Elevator down. Black and blue words on clouded walls, echo the roughness of the street above. Asian woman, East African couple, man with turban, woman in hijab with baby. Me. Walk to second elevator. … Continue reading
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