This afternoon, I went to Logan Airport to take a covid test that is acceptable for travel to Canada. I had to get (and pay for) a quick-response one, because the test must have been taken no more than 72 hours before my flight leaves. I have again tested negative, which surprised me not at all: this wasn't a medical test because I had symptoms, or any reason to believe I'd been exposed to covid.
Having run into serious bus problems on my way to visit
adrian_turtle a couple of days ago, I made plans today that had room for T problems, and I needed them. I got to Harvard, walked through the subway turnstiles, and almost immediately heard "this train is returning to Alewife" followed by something about shuttle buses to Park Street. It took a few minutes to find out where the buses would be -- an MBTA employee had to call headquarters, and spend a few minutes on hold.
At that point, old reflexes kicked in--I hurried up the escalators and along the sidewalk, took the shuttle bus, and then hurried down thed stairs first at Park Street and then at Government Center, rather than waiting for the elevator. I just missed a blue line train, but the following train, plus airport shuttle bus, got me to Logan Terminal C with a few minutes to spare.
Having run into serious bus problems on my way to visit
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At that point, old reflexes kicked in--I hurried up the escalators and along the sidewalk, took the shuttle bus, and then hurried down thed stairs first at Park Street and then at Government Center, rather than waiting for the elevator. I just missed a blue line train, but the following train, plus airport shuttle bus, got me to Logan Terminal C with a few minutes to spare.
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