Einai Sasa’s Official Program Log: Entry 84

Einai Sasa’s Official Program Log: Entry 84



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April 16th, 2025 Wednesday…..



11:11PM: Focus: “How to be safe while I take the train and hang out at the train station?”






11:12AM: Gemini: “It's important to be aware of your surroundings and take precautions for your safety when taking the train and spending time at a train station. Here's a breakdown of how to stay safe:

General Safety Tips for Train Travel and Stations:

 * Be Aware of Your Surroundings: Pay attention to the people around you and what's happening. Avoid distractions like your phone when walking or standing near the tracks.

 * Keep Valuables Secure: Keep your bags and belongings close to you and secure. Be mindful of pickpockets, especially in crowded areas. Consider using a crossbody bag or keeping valuables in a front pocket.

 * Trust Your Instincts: If a situation feels unsafe or uncomfortable, remove yourself from it.

 * Avoid Isolated Areas: Try to stay in well-lit and populated areas of the station, especially at night.

 * Let Someone Know Your Plans: Inform a friend or family member about your travel plans and expected arrival time.

 * Charge Your Phone: Ensure your phone is charged in case of emergencies.

 * Have Emergency Contacts: Keep important phone numbers readily accessible.

 * If You See Something, Say Something: Report any suspicious activity, individuals, or unattended items to station staff or security personnel immediately. You can usually find contact information posted in the station or on the train. Many systems have a number to text or call for non-emergency security concerns.

Safety on the Platform:

 * Stand Back from the Edge: Always stand behind the yellow safety line on the platform while waiting for the train. Trains can overhang the tracks.

 * Wait Until the Train Stops: Do not approach the platform edge until the train has come to a complete stop.

 * Watch Your Step: Be mindful of the gap between the train and the platform when boarding and exiting. Use handrails.

 * Board and Exit Quickly: Don't linger in the doorway.

 * Keep Children Close: Hold children's hands firmly while on the platform and when boarding or exiting the train.

 * Never Run on the Platform: Walk, don't run, on the platform.

 * Do Not Cross the Tracks: Only cross tracks at designated pedestrian crossings or walkways. Never walk along or between the tracks.

Safety on the Train:

 * Be Aware of Exits: Familiarize yourself with the emergency exits and procedures on the train.

 * Secure Your Belongings: Keep your bags with you and don't leave them unattended.

 * Use Handrails: Use handrails when moving through the train, especially when it's in motion.

 * Stay Seated When Possible: Remain seated until the train has come to a complete stop at your destination.

 * Report Issues: If you notice any suspicious behavior or safety concerns on the train, inform a train staff member.

Safety at the Train Station:

 * Stay in Well-Lit Areas: Especially at night, stick to areas of the station that are well-lit and have security presence.

 * Be Cautious of Strangers: Be wary of people you don't know who approach you asking for money or assistance.

 * Know Where to Find Help: Locate station staff or security offices in case you need assistance.

 * Use Official Services: Only use authorized personnel (like Red Caps) for assistance with luggage.

 * Be Mindful of Announcements: Pay attention to any announcements regarding delays, warnings, or other important information.

 * Avoid Public Restrooms if Concerned: If you feel uneasy about the restrooms, try to use facilities in more public areas of the station or wait until you reach your destination if possible.

By being vigilant and following these safety tips, you can significantly reduce the risks and have a safer experience while taking the train and spending time at the station.”





April 17th, 2025 Thursday….. Train Day!



5:54AM: Just woke up. Today is train day!




6:35AM: I have just finished reading a chapter of the Holy Cepher Bible for the day…..




7:11AM: I made it to the peer center. About to begin walking to my train station…..





7:32AM: Just got to the train station….. Time to take a victory selfie.





7:53AM: I am inside the train! I repeat I am INSIDE THE TRAIN!





8:27AM: Having so much fun! I think I would like to pay for more experiences rather than objects or things. Experiences last a lifetime…… Anyway, I am almost to my destination….





8:52AM: I have just gotten to my destination! Now I have many hours before my next train back to the peer center! Thanks Yahuah my Tov. 😊





9:09AM: Oh and also a quick Train Note: Well a quick Metrolink Train Note: Is that the train numbers are usually upon the windows of the train cars and they are usually an orange color. Based off of what I have seen.





10:28AM: On my way back to the peer center…….





11:03AM: My stop should be the next station after this, I am back in the city that I currently live in. It has been a fun ride. 😊





11:30AM: I just got to the peer center! What a fun day! 😊





11:46AM: Remind me to now make a video of all my entire experiences for this very FIRST TRAIN DAY IN YEARSSSS!




1:17PM: My train day is over! But I am now putting together my video.





2:52PM: I have just put together my train trip video and posted it. Here is the link to Einai Sasa’s Train Trip Video. Enjoy!….


https://youtu.be/mjvR_id6214?si=9iKwm_vO_IfTqbY_





3:49PM: My ride is on its way soon to take me back to the emergency housing shelter.






4:20PM: Back at the shelter. Such a good day. 😊







5:09PM: Posting this program log now….

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