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Thursday, November 23, 2006

Don't go away...

One of the differences between here and Japan is that, obviously, there is no strict timetable for the public transportation here. While in Japan there were annual timetables for trains, buses and other means of transport, here you just know the working hours. And in the case of tramvia network (for which you have a timetable in every station), the cars are not on-schedule being sometimes out of service or delayed due to a reason.

Then, the waiting time could be prolonged and boring, you know. Here, nothing can help except the digital world. The digital boards which are supposed to indicate the arrival time of next train, know how to do it: They just countdown in a non-stop way. I mean, while counting-down for the next train, and in the case of delay, they never reach zero. And before reaching zero, they change to a higher value and continue countdown.

So, you never know when the next train is here. But, at least, you don't loose your hope. The board says: Don't go away, it will come!

5 Comments:

  • Cyrus jan, akheh aziz man adam az Japan ba misheh mireh Spain!! in Sapin people have no schedule, they are there for fun! I attnded a conferece there, I notice people were eating around 11:30 and the clubs are getting on around 3:00 in the morning! dude that place is good for vacation no for working:D

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 3:29 AM  

  • Hi dear cyrus. i visit here commonly but this is my first time to leave a message. that is very interesting for me to read the experiences of an iranian living in spain. and mention the points. my brother was in spain several years ago. and alot of movies and pictres from madrid and barcelona and some other cities. i think that is very cool place to vist and live and work or whatever!

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 8:57 AM  

  • he used to say they are warm and happy ppl.and alot of all kinds of parties in publice places from all countries around the world. and especially wonderful musics.

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 9:02 AM  

  • and i should say the english words u use in ur bloging is very weighty. and i like thisway. i have a farsi blog in persianblog too but that is really disgusting and disappointing! so better ignoreing to introduce. anyway just i wish u the best in ur life and study and work... and just wanted to say ur writing is very interesting for some1 like me who is living in Iran. have fun

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 9:10 AM  

  • Alireza:
    Hamino begoo. Anyway, that's life, you know.

    Reza Jahanbakhsh:
    Thanks for commenting on my blog. Please send me the address of your blog. I'd like to visit you there.

    By Blogger Cyrus, at 9:36 AM  

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