Commuting. Yes that dirty word. Commuting.

Well i have to have two cutting trip whenever i go to work. I can always choose riding the jeepney. But i opt on riding a ferry boat on my first ride. Aside from the nice view of the sea esp on morning there is no traffic and there is always fresh air and so calming. While ln the trip ill read a book or listen to music. The second trip is a short one so there is nothing else i do but sit and observe people.

I drive to my work so while I m driving I like to listen to radio.

Yes, commuting is a way of life for majority of the working populace. Here in the Philippines, there are many forms of transportation for commuters, buses, railway trains, jeepneys, public vans and even tricycles. For me, since I live a bit near my work, I have to take two short trips of riding in jeepneys or trikes/tricycles. Since my commute is just short, rougly 15 minutes for each ride,, there's no time for me to read (which is my fave past time), listen to music or nap. Sometimes, with traffic, pass the time observing people. LOL

I never worked in a city and never had to commute. It sounds like hell to me, so much of the day wasted.

When I go to my parents house and coming back home it took 2 hours round trip, what I did is to listen to the music played in the van and if not, observing some passengers.

Greetings!! For me its all about taking a small nap, listening to music or just plainly look outside and enjoy the beauty. I prefer to be silent and on my own. Mostly left out with my own thoughts. Most of the times when i am feeling low, it definitely lift my spirits up. Thanks, Have a nice day.

Few months ago, There's a pretty girl in front of me, then suddenly when I open my eyes 'because I'm sleeping' I saw her that she is looking at me!

When I was working, I used the bus, the subway and the street car in Toronto, Canada. I would take advantage of this by reading.

I drive since I live in the country and there aren't any buses, so I can't read or be on my phone while I commute. I just graduated from high school, so I haven't actually started commuting yet, but I think I will get some audio books on CD from the library since my car doesn't have an aux input.

I use the commuting time for learning. It does not feel like I am stuck in a metal box and wasting it. It feels like a chance of growth. And there are lots of options out there: audio books, audio courses, podcasts, and so on.