They always do such a great job with my hair. And you can’t be the convenience. It’s just a few blocks from my work. Plus, it gives me the opportunity to walk through Great American Tower at Queen Square once a month…
The Reds had won five in a row coming into tonight’s game. But tonight, they lost 7-0 to the Brewers tonight. It was still great to be back at the ballpark…
I got off the Connector at the Findlay Market stop on Elm Street…
I just wanted to get a Bahn Mi sammich from Pho Lang Thang…
With sammich in hand, I walked over to wait for the Connector at the Findlay Market stop on Race Street…
And like clockwork, there was the Connector…
I rode the Connector down Race Street passed Washington Park…
I decided to ride the Connector all the way back around to where I first got on at Main and Eighth Streets. At Fountain Square, I started taking this video with my Polaroid CUBE…
Apparently, you can only take a five minute long video. And that’s fine because it’s not all that interesting. At all. Here’s another much shorter video of the Connector rolling passed Great American Ball Park…
And I’m back where I started at Main and Eighth…
I think I was going for about 45 minutes or so, give or take. Next time, I’ll pay more attention to what time it is when I leave. And here’s my Korean BBQ Bahn Mi sammich from Pho Lang Thang…
I have to admit. It was pretty cool to be able to hop on the Connector to ride up to Findlay Market to get a delicious sammich. Even when we lived downtown, we never really got up to Findlay Market all that much. Now I can see myself taking the Connector up to Findlay Market to grab a sammich, a gelato or pick up something to bring home for our dinner. Coworkers are already talking about taking the Connector to Taft’s Ale House for lunch or Rhinegeist for drinks after work. It’s cool how it makes downtown seem even easier to navigate than it already was. The Cincinnati Bell Connector is pretty A-okay with me. 🙂
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