Video: What Not To Do When You See a Muni Cutie
Like, don’t do this (a scene from the video).
Come on, New Yorkers. If you must write notes, try it this way (via @LindapopSF‘s blog, Popup Poems).

Much better.
Your place to share stories on and off the bus.
Like, don’t do this (a scene from the video).
Come on, New Yorkers. If you must write notes, try it this way (via @LindapopSF‘s blog, Popup Poems).

Much better.

Photo: Telstar Logistics
Not those needles.
Ever since @sabrinabot tweeted this:
for some, red cups signify the start of holiday season. for me it’s knitters on the muni. saw two today, the holidays can begin!
…we’ve seen our fair share of them, too. With less than two weeks to go, I expect to see even more commuting elves working on handmade projects.
Since we do live in Scarf City, Fogland USA, knitting is a popular transit pastime year-round. Just ask Hooked on Muni (great name), every mischievous devil on International Yarn Bombing Day, and the good citizen who knitted coozies for the shelter seats, pictured above.
How’s your handmade holiday project going? Send us your knitted-on-Muni creations or your pics of the knitting elves. Spin your yarn (HAHA) to muni.diaries.sf@gmail.com.
DavityDave says, “He woke up long enough to ask what time it was on a fully packed trained, then went back to sleep.”
We just wonder who brought the shopping basket on Muni.

Photo by blarfiejandro
The main starting point is at the Civic Center station at 12:30 p.m., so get your red velvet outfits ready.
Enjoy these photos and your weekend!

Photo by amy halverson

Photo by Eric Wagner

Photo by Robert B. Livingston

Photo by Telstar

Photo by M. J. Kelley