In an attempt to truly experience life in the big city, we don't own a car and are using public transportation and bikes to get around. The commute to school takes about 40 minutes one way between walking, taking a train and transferring to a tram. When the weather's good, Jimmy can ride his bike the 9.5 miles to work in 37 minutes. It's definitely a huge change from how we lived in Cary. We're looking into a car co-op rental that'll allow us to rent a car by the hour--like when our friends visit and we need to help carry their luggage from the train station. The hardest part is that our schedule's no longer our own; although we've got our school commute down, it's still common for us to have to run to trains at other times of the day.
Wednesday, April 12, 2006
Our Commute Has Really Changed...
In an attempt to truly experience life in the big city, we don't own a car and are using public transportation and bikes to get around. The commute to school takes about 40 minutes one way between walking, taking a train and transferring to a tram. When the weather's good, Jimmy can ride his bike the 9.5 miles to work in 37 minutes. It's definitely a huge change from how we lived in Cary. We're looking into a car co-op rental that'll allow us to rent a car by the hour--like when our friends visit and we need to help carry their luggage from the train station. The hardest part is that our schedule's no longer our own; although we've got our school commute down, it's still common for us to have to run to trains at other times of the day.
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