I know everyone is wondering - how's the commute going? Well....... commuting is...... Commuting. It's like it sounds. In an ideal world, commuting would be like the 5th element. You go into a pod - and when you wake up you're where you need to be!
But it's not like the 5th element - There is an hour and ten minute commute in the morning and afternoon - walk to the station, train to Darien, car to the office then car to the train, train to Grand Central, and walk home. 2 hours and 20 minutes of the day are now dedicated to commuting.
Now, i do have to comment that for commuting, I have to be one of the luckiest since i get to go Grand Central Terminal twice a day! People travel the world to see GCT and I'm lucky enough to get to go there twice a day!
The morning starts off around 7ish with a short walk to the station where I get to board the 734 New Haven line:
The next hour, i get to read (already completed the Girl with the Dragon Tattoo and half way through the Girl who Played with Fire!) The Ipad was a genius invention! It's so easy to get lost in a good book and to end up an hour later at the office.
Similar route home - more reading and winding down for the day:
So all and all... commuting doesn't have to be that bad and it's not! I've enjoyed reading a ton and really can't complain!
Glad you are making the best of it and enjoying your books!
ReplyDeletea) I want to hear about this bbq place
ReplyDeleteb) Reading recommendation: http://www.amazon.com/Women-Novel-Charles-Bukowski/dp/0061177598/ref=sr_1_4?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1308270661&sr=1-4
c) Those seats look like the most comfortable plastic I've ever seen, like sitting on a twizzler.
d) http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/stickman-golf/id370828166?mt=8 (I spent approximately 45 straight minutes playing this game. It's addictive.)