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Ooh, might do my commute home too, tonight!
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True. There is very little public transportation in towns like mine. Sometimes I think I wish there were busses, and subways...but growing up around here you get used to going where you want, when you want, on your own schedule. I imagine there are pros and cons, either way.
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For the last few years I've been working from home one or two days a week. In my next job I'll be only going to the office one or two days a week and otherwise working from home. The distance is twice as far, though, so weekly fuel consumption and commute time will be about the same.
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My husband is working something like this out with his employer, too. Right now, he has a hellish commute and the gas is going to kill us sooner than later. It appears employers are starting to warm up to more work from home time. I hope this trend continues.
HLJ, we considered the bus option, too, but it is similar to yours...2 hours on the bus and changing 3 times plus getting him to the bus stop. Lightrail should be here in a couple of years I think, but until then, the route is a little convoluted. |
Is there a "Working from Home" (or similar) thread? If not, maybe I'll start one. (Actually, I think a whole "Working from Home" forum could be useful, if there are many here that are telecommuting.)
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I haven't seen one. Go for it.
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My commute home.
Could have been better. Of course as soon as I pick up a camera the world and his wife appears. Also it was very bright, which affected the picture quality. |
That was fun! Thanks Sundae girl for showing us around :)
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I sometimes fantasize about living in a city. It would only work if I was single, though......so fuck that.
thanx for the walk, cherry, just the same. I likes it. |
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Steve, there's a lot of lush green in your commute. This time of year, anyway.
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