My commute is he**, but only because I'm out of shape and have to walk all
the way up a flight of stairs. (just kidding, well, mostly). I usually
work at home, which I have to say is awfully nice. My company is moving to
downtown Austin next fall, increasing my commute from 15 minutes to about an
hour, so I'm trying to train them to not expect me in the office--ever.
Luckily, what I do mostly involves being on the telephone and email, plus a
fax machine, so it works pretty well. My 'territory' is the entire world,
so my commute could be pretty bad....
Of course, think of the shots I could get with my OM...
Tom
> Those of you in Europe commute 2 hours one way to work?? I thought those
> countries were so small that you could travel border to border in that
time??
> And what about this public transportation problem? When I was in England,
the
> public transportation was outstanding. Don't tell me that you have started
to
> create "suburbs" like us across the pond? As I recall, the typical
European
> lived in a tiny house or apartment in an urban environment.
>
> BTW, it takes me at most 1.5 hours one way, and I live about 25 miles from
my
> workplace. This is using public transport exclusively. If I carpooled it
> would take less than half that time. Hmm, maybe I should like into
carpooling
> again?
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