Am I wrong?

[tiamatlady]

Am I wrong to not want to go anywhere that involves me driving in the busiest parts of town/highway at rush hour?

Trying to make ujp my mind what to do, in what order. I want to do laundry at the place I favor, and I'll be honest, I'd rather do it LATER tonight. That means Client Then Laundry. Rather than Laundry then Client. ANy of these things involve a busy road, at rush hour. *sighs*

I think I will eat something, hit the bank to upend my piggy bank (which seems light. I'm REALLY trying not to think the obvious, since there will be some offense, but honestly - it feels like Piggy was raided a few months ago. *sighs again*) and get some money for quarters, then head over to client, then to laundromat. I'd also like some Hot and Sour soup while I'm out and about.

It's all about eating a late lunch now though, I have leftovers from last night. Nom.

Comments

[christmasjedi.livejournal.com]

I hate driving at rush hour, but it isn't so bad if you're going the opposite direction of traffic flow. Yesterday when I went to the vet to pick up Kale, traffic was backed up on 2 W from the rotary to 62. I eventually got through. On the way home from the vet (on 27 in Acton) it was smooth sailing all the way from Acton to 62!

[aiwendel.livejournal.com]

I try to avoid driving in rush hour too...

[fireheart.livejournal.com]

Trying to avoid rush hour is not only a good idea, it is socially responsible. If you travel during rush hour, you are contributing to the problem. By avoiding it, you are helping to reduce it.