What People Were Reading on the 48 This Morning
Seattlest sometimes has a hard time reading on the bus because we're too busy checking out what everyone else is reading. The 48 had a great vibe to it today, must be the increasingly yummy weather but everyone seemed happy and there was lots of reading to surreptitiously sneak a peek at.
Kafka--We didn't catch which title, as the gal had it clutched to her with only the top of the book showing. Maybe this was it?
Esquire Magazine--Dave Chappelle on the cover. Please Dave, never leave us again.
The Culture of Fear--A high school kid who is always on our bus had this one cracked.
Accidents in North American Mountaineering--The owner of this one didn't look like a climber, but we hope this ups her odds.
Changing the Oil Economy--A print-out of what looked like an academic article, perhaps from this book. The woman poring over it had pen and highlighter in hand.
Seattle PI--Many people, varying sections open.
Half in Love--The lone fiction reader we spotted.
Employment Application--Printed out, in the hands of the woman sitting across the aisle from us. We couldn't tell who the employer was, but we recognized the general format of the form. Shudder.
Giant Robot--Our favorite magazine title. Ever. We had to go look this one up.
