Started commuting

[carpaltunnel]

Ebet, you must be really dedicated to stick to that commute. I admire you.
I started a hybrid commute of sorts this spring, then dropped out for a while: first there was the week before our vacation, when I was hustling to get things done before I left. No time to bike that week. Then two weeks of vacation, then the after-vacation crunch, that took three weeks... then I helped with Bible school after work... one thing after another.

I had made up my mind when B school was over yesterday that Monday I'm getting back into my commute routine. (Which was so new when I dropped it that I can't really say it was a routine.) Seeing your post was just what I needed. I'm resolved to get right back in there and not let the interruption become permanent. Thanks!

[Ebet]

Ooh, I just checked on a map and it's about 85 miles round-trip, not 100. Didn't intend to exaggerate. We don't have a very extensive public transportation system (especially not the light rail part) for a metropolitan area this size so using public transportation here often means going a little out of your way, but I guess it wasn't as far out of the way as it seemed. I am only doing this semi-bicycle commute 1-2 times a week so it's not as difficult as an every-day commitment.