Trains are a metaphor for life. Always going back and forth to the same place, people get on and off (often multiple times), and the cost of the ride keeps going up!
{For Dan Antion’s of nofacilities.com National Train Day}
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I never thought of that, Pam. You might be right. At least it’s been a pretty good ride, so far 🙂
Thanks for joining in the fun!
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Always a pleasure Dan!
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And they always keep trying, chugging away trying to reach some destination, huffing and puffing while almost blowing a valve or two. Even going through dark tunnels, finally seeing some light after a long scary part of their journey.
Now if I could just get them to pay me for the trip I’d be set Pam, instead of blowing my boiler by constantly blocking my path with those red lights 😀
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Hahaha I like the way you think Mark!
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Love your sketch. Trains are truly a metaphor for life Pam. Good one.
🔹 Ginger 🔹
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Thanks Ginger.
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And the conductor say’s, ( all aboard ) where are you taking the train of life today?
This reminds me of a lot of songs about trains that use a train as a metaphor for life, and your right, the cost of riding the train of life just keeps going up.
Thanks for sharing,
Have a super wonderful day.
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I am pleased you enjoyed it Mark.
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Excellent, Pam.
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Thanks John.
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