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How Long Is Your Daily Commute?
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It can take up to 3 hours to get from where I live (on Hwy 118 east of Somis, CA), to downtown Los Angeles or West LA, if traffic is on the worse side. That's 40 miles. Since I basically work from home, I can plan well enough to go into LA when the traffic is least-dreadful. Yesterday, the Labor Day beach traffic was so backed up from Ventura and the northern end of Malibu Beach, that it was stopped solid across our driveway and all the way back into Simi Valley!!! That's a total of about 30 miles of stoppage. Without traffic, I can make it to downtown Los Angeles in 40 minutes, or to the north end of Malibu Beach in about 15 minutes. Lucky I have access to dirt roads and have a 4x4, as I had to get into LA yesterday. Here's a photo I took from the house, and you'll notice cars sitting on the shoulder facing the wrong way: They all made righthand U-turns at our driveway, and are waiting to get through the westbound lane to go back where they came from.
Charles
Holy fuck it was a simple question LOL..hi MM!!
PICK3
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I too have access to dirt roads
The Hershey Highway?
Anabolic-B
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i live on a dirt road
Edit: and there are no dirt roads in New Orleans.... they are just crumbled
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Generally speaking I've made a conscious effort to edit my posts for length. And in cases where I simply can't (personally, ethically, artistically or just because I need to be long winded for the intended reader) I usually put both a disclaimer and Cliff Notes at the top.
I'm probably wordy because I'm a reader. I usually grind through several novels simultaneously. I actually had to get an app to speed up the rate audiobooks play back because it's so slow I can't keep track (or fall asleep).
My husband, OTOH, was quite proud of the fact that he finished five chapters of a book yesterday. It's the first book he's chosen to read in decades. Not that he can't read, mind you, the man is very bright, but reading (other than technical manuals) bores him to tears.
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