Also, now that I'm on CWS, I have to drive myself in to work in the morning since my van pool doesn't leave early enough. That means that I (not the morning person) have to get up by 4:30 a.m. to be at work by 6 a.m. It's a 40-minute drive, which is about the same distance and time I had to drive in when I was in North Carolina. But it's also about 2 hours earlier than I had to get up in NC. There are benefits though. I'm usually too groggy to care about the traffic going in, which is relatively light at that time of the morning. And I get to check out the big dipper and notice how beautiful the sky looks with just a hint of sunrise by the time I get to the Annex. Driving home isn't bad since I get to leave at 3:30 p.m. Traffic has picked up a little by then, but the drive along the George Washington Memorial Parkway is just gorgeous, especially this time of year. It basically follows the Potomac River, and there are always kayaks or canoes out there, not to mention the beautiful fall foliage right now. It changes daily. I have to remember to take my camera and stop at one of the scenic pullovers and take some photos before the leaves are all gone.
This is a shot of where I enter the Parkway when I leave work.
Here is a view of one of the several bridges as I see it from the road going North. It's really very beautiful.
Here is a view of one of the several bridges as I see it from the road going North. It's really very beautiful.
2 comments:
Nice scenery Genny.
Sorry to hear about Lucy. You have my prayers & condolances.
Jack is on a CWS but they plan on putting him back to a 5-day week sometime in the winter. Yuck. We like the 4 on/ 3 off schedule.
You're a brave woman, getting up that early, but the CWS sounds like it's worth it. MOndays, blech...
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