The Commute (ala the Dunce) uilding (where I also work).

Starting out of the house, I head toward route 29 (and the traffic light). I often cut across the street and through *the alley* but I won't show that route so as not to worry Grandma (who was always worried about us going through the alley in Atlanta, Indiana).



Now I've crossed the street at the light and am headed south on 29. You might note that it's right around noon on a weekday, hence the plethora of parked cars near the Main Street Station, where all the locals go for lunch.


Past Main Street (people drop "Station" when they're talking about the restaurant), and past the city hall (not an interesting building, so I didn't take a picture of it; if you want to see the phone booth that stands in front of city hall, check back a few posts), we find the post office. I actually went out into the street so you could have a better view of this building. The white car parked in front of the post office nearly ran me over (ok, so really, I just had to wait while that person was parking the car so I wouldn't be in the way, but it sounds better if I was nearly run over). You can see the church building in the background (two doors down from the post office).


Now you've arrived at the church building. Congratulations. You made it!