Yup, That’s Life

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metrolink rancho cucamonga

All my no-hassle days lead up to this day.
Woke up late, hurrying to blow dry my hair.
Donated those nine inch locks, thankfully.
Drove in a bit of a hurry, one can only go so fast.

With only a minute to spare before the train starts to roll in, I parked my car. Glanced at the platform and no people. Then I saw some heads moving – on to the other platform!

Running like I have never ran before. Like my life (and face) depended on it. Imagine the shame I have to face for running with my hair flying and my poise gone?

Down the stairs I go. Then up again. Up again one more time. Then, the final lap to the train. 

Imagining this was a marathon (wherein I had the slightest chance of winning). 

Noticed people have gone in many seconds ago. Just a few more steps… 

Then I trip. 

Just like those you see on the TV. 

Slooow motion.

Tripped on a bag the lady dropped while walking.

Painful.

Got up.

Got on the train.

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The Day The Train Came Early

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commute, metrolink rancho cucamonga

It’s Monday. 

Harder to wake up. 

Took longer to get ready. 

Not to mention feeling tired already just thinking of all the cars lined up. 

And just when I was getting to Metrolink  Rancho Cucamonga,

A street and a half away the train I saw pulling in. 

Three minutes earlier than usual. 

Ran like hell!

But these legs just ran out of fuel

And didn’t win racing-for-the-train duel. 

I Didn’t Have Current Tags on my Truck and It Got Impounded at Metrolink Rancho Cucamonga What Do I Do?

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metrolink rancho cucamonga, towed and impounded vehicles

I Didn’t Have Current Tags on my Truck and It Got Impounded at Metrolink Rancho Cucamonga: What Do I Do?

Strangely enough, this Google search yielded my website to be a number one result. Try it. I did! Someone, an odd cousin of yours perhaps, whose truck has been towed from the Metrolink station in Rancho Cucamonga will find my site disappointing. I’m sorry you didn’t find any answer in it.

I may have a degree in Psychology, but many institutions find that having one is not enough to get into public service. So I’ll set up my own. Or probably just answer your question 😉.

One doesn’t need a degree to find this out, however. Searched for a City of Rancho Cucamonga website – everyone has one nowadays.

Here’s the address:
http://www.cityofrc.us/cityhall/police/operations/traffic/tows.asp

Here’s a snapshot of it:

The website says the common reasons why a vehicle was impounded and what documents you need and what to do.

You will need a vehicle release from the police department as well. It costs $100 to obtain one.

Hope this post helps.
Hey, this was fun. Maybe I should dedicate a “Dear Cousin Vinny” post every week to answer these important, though odd questions?

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