🚀 go-pugleaf

	Actually, Kenny, it *is* possible to have a life without a
car.  Occasionally it can be inconvenient, but I exist quite happily
from day to day without one.  Of course, I live within a block of
a t stop, and work within a few blocks of another t stop (if I'm
lazy; I'm actually within walking distance to EFF).  I have grocery
stores and everything else nearby.  I can usually deal with any need
for a car by calling a cab or renting.  Of course, it just so happens that my
life is set up right now in such a way that a car would be more of
a hassle than a convenience.  I don't expect that to be the case for
most people, and even for me in the nearish future.  Oh, but I don't
ride a bike around here (I think I'd be dead real soon).  I walk and
T it everywhere.



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Rita Marie Rouvalis              rita@eff.org 
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Cambridge, MA 02141 617-864-0665 | ourselves, poetry.  -- W.B. Yeats