THE DAZE OF OUR LIVES

Travel Trauma

By Jon H. DavisPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read

TRANSPORT MODES © JON H. DAVIS. - NORTHERN LIGHTS STUDIO

Commuting these days becomes a real pain,

no matter if we travel by taxi, tram or train.

It seems we always have to wait,

feeling lucky if we’re not late.

Why not work at home and avoid the strain?

-JHD

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Jon H. Davis

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Jon H. Davis, is a digital alchemist, and explorer, who documents the natural world and cultures with words, photos, and videos. Explore and discover more at Northern Lights Studio.

https://www.nlscreativemedia.com

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