Commuter = Me
Every day that I don't drive to work, I take the train to the King Street Station (I've posted here about the train before). And every day that I've hiked up the hill to work, I have been passed.
Today, for the first time, I passed someone. And may I say that this someone was not particularly old and feable, she was older than me, but not by a lot and she was by all appearances a seasoned commuter herself.
So my hike up the hill has been reduced from a full 30 minutes to between 25 and 27! The train stops at 7:20am and I when I read the time on my computer after firing it up this AM the time was 7:50am (I had already been at work - technically - for a few minutes before I fired up the 'ol PC).
Progress!
Today, for the first time, I passed someone. And may I say that this someone was not particularly old and feable, she was older than me, but not by a lot and she was by all appearances a seasoned commuter herself.
So my hike up the hill has been reduced from a full 30 minutes to between 25 and 27! The train stops at 7:20am and I when I read the time on my computer after firing it up this AM the time was 7:50am (I had already been at work - technically - for a few minutes before I fired up the 'ol PC).
Progress!