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I hope you don't make that drive twice per day! I had a job 5 hours from home once and worked 6 on 8 days off. My husband gave me a subscription for XM radio at that time. I have had it ever since! I love the variety. I can listen to music, comedy, news, books, talk, baseball games, etc. It has been the one thing that has kept me going on car trips.
I feel very lucky. I only have a 10 minute drive in the morning and about 20-25 minutes on the way home, depending on traffic. I usually listen to my voice mails via my bluetooth and try to organize in my head what tasks to accomplish first when I get home. I give you a lot of credit, don't know if I could be in the car that long.
I hope you don't make that drive twice per day! I had a job 5 hours from home once and worked 6 on 8 days off. My husband gave me a subscription for XM radio at that time. I have had it ever since! I love the variety. I can listen to music, comedy, news, books, talk, baseball games, etc. It has been the one thing that has kept me going on car trips.
Oh gosh no.
I go up, do my three, stay in a hotel, and come down.
I would die driving 7 hours a day!
Thank you!The trauma nurse in me prays that you do not attempt to multitask beyond listening to the audio of your choice.
Eh, I don't find it too challenging. And I am safe.
I found myself in my first hailstorm ever last week and I turned off my CD so that I could pay attention and focus.
Do I get brownie points for that? :)
whitecat5000
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So I drive 200 miles to work one way. For me that's 3.5 hours that I feel I should be productive with.
My solution: learning Spanish with CD's that I put in my car.
However there's only so much Spanish I can try and learn at one point before I need a break.
Anyone have any suggestions?
For those that drive a distance, what do you do during your drive?