Kisses, coworkers and courses
Ivory Howard
In Washington, DC area where I live we have Kiss and Ride, a spot at a subway station that allows for brief stops to drop off or pick up a loved one. At the Kiss and Ride spot, you kiss your loved ones goodbye and then they take the train to work.
When commuting to work, I would often wait at a shuttle stand and see these sweet kiss and ride drop offs. One guy I saw almost everyday would kiss his wife, kiss his kids in the back seat, and then kiss his dog! One after another, those that got dropped off would kiss their loved ones and then take the train to work.
One day, another guy got out of the car without kissing his wife. 😮 As soon as he got out of the car, his coworker ran up to him asked, “Why didn’t you kiss your wife? WHY DIDN’T YOU KISS YOUR WIFE?!”
Seriously, it’s kiss and ride. You kiss your loved ones and then you take the train.
Even if you forgot to brush your teeth …
Even if you don’t feel like it …
Even if you only kinda like your spouse that day, you kiss and THEN ride.
You’re not here to hear about mass transit. I mention this because there’s a way to do things so that you can move forward with ease.
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