Day one – November 25
Today’s trip started out from my parent’s house around 7 a.m.
States covered: Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, Tennessee.
Thirty-eight different state license plates, and two Canadian provinces.
Smelled three dead skunks.
Saw three major accidents.
Got stuck in traffic several times (one because of a major road closure in Knoxville).
Total miles covered yesterday 725. We have 1600 more to cover to be broken up into three shorter segments.
November 27, 2011
November 22, 2011
Tomorrow is a big day
I know for most people who commute from Columbia or points north and east, today was the big day, but since I work from home on Tuesdays, tomorrow is the big day for me. Tomorrow I get to realize the culmination of almost four years of construction delays, re-routings, and general headaches. Tomorrow, I will be able to get on I-95 and go south to MD Route 200, and drive it until it ends, exaclty .3 miles from my office. I'm not going to lie, I'm a little bit excited, but I'm more excited by the fact that tomorrow will be the last day that I have to make this dreadful commute. There is an element of irony that I get to drive this road only once. I'm going to go with the "glass half full" approach and be thankful that I got to drive it once FOR FREE!
Lately, my expectations for things have been way way too high, so I'll keep the trend going for the new road. I expect it to be lined with gold, I expect to have my very own police escort, I expect there to be random hockey players on the side of the road signing autographs for me as I drive by, and lastly and most importantly, I expect there to be no other traffic, so that I can make the fourteen mile run in world record time. There ya go, I'll report back tomorrow.
Oh yeah, did I say it's my LAST DAY working at TheraCom? I might have forgotten that detail.
Until tomorrow...
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