By Vahishta Mistry
This is the last of a four part series of posts about traveling by Greyhound. Please start from the beginning, if you haven’t already! In a Greyhound bus, you have the choice of a window or an aisle. The aisle is warmer, easier to sleep in and has access to the toilet. But for the …
This is part 3 of an on going series. In case you haven’t, please read Part 1 and Part 2! Kansas City, Kansas. It’s been 2 hours since our driver deposited us here unceremoniously, claiming he was too tired to drive on. What should have been a 20-minute service and meal stop has turned into …
If you haven’t already done so, please read part one of this series before reading this piece! By the time I bid farewell to Carol in Nashville, I was feeling like a seasoned pro at goodbyes. That’s not a great thing to feel, but there were positives to the situation. My wireless connection was working …
I’m woken from my sleep by the sound of hissing air brakes and the harsh light of the overhead tubes as they spring to life. The driver begins to speak. “OK, folks, this is Salt Lake City. We’ll be arriving at the Greyhound station in just under five minutes and I wanted to let you …