'Our Mrs. Reynolds'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
17 miles (anywhere from 25-40 minutes by car depending on 695 traffic).
Am a little burned from yesterday's sunny mid 80s temps. Today started with rain, which I think is stopping, and will be cooler still am not sad to be missing the weather event in Bmore. Hope the neighbors aren't too mad about our unshoveled walk. Today's plan is to go out fishing this afternoon!
I looked and it is between 12 and 14 miles. However, on the bus it can take up to 2 hours, depending on the transfer situation.
My commute is about 3.5 miles, and takes me about 10-15 minutes, depending on how many school buses I encounter on the way.
For those who are interested, the SCOTUSblog's round-up of pre-argument coverage of the same sex marriage cases is here: [link]
There have been people waiting in line for one of the public seats since Friday.
12 miles, 20 minutes on a typical morning in, 40 minutes home.
Except for the days where it's 0 feet from where I'd be spending much of the day anyway--that's 2 or 3 times a week.
0.4 miles.
Bookmarking the SCOTUSblog (why had I not done that already)?
Coincidentally, [link] this showed up in my inbox
This office has several mega-commuters, including one woman who lives in the Poconos.
The average commute for my zip code is 38 minutes +/- 10, which sounds about right - having this assignment so close to my house is an aberration.
I'm about 7 miles from work, so a 15 minute commute most days. Definitely beats the 77 mile/90 minute commute I used to have.
16.5 miles by car. It takes 35-45 minutes to drive, about an hour by train (counting walking to and from the train stations) and about 90-110 minutes by bike.
This is the farthest commute I've had since a summer job I had in college. When work was in Evanston my commute was about 3.5 miles. 15 minutes by bike and about a 50 minute walk.