I walk a lot. Like really really alot. I had to get myself a new shoe, like, every 3 months or less. Got myself another flat shoe today, with the purpose of walking to work. Here's the typical walk-athon I have in any random day:
10 mins: walking from home to LRT station
15-20 mins: standing, waiting for the train
15 mins: standing in the train
15-20 mins: walking from KLCC to work (varies, depending on how late I am)
15 mins: after work, go back home straight
20 mins: standing, waiting for the train
15 mins: standing inside the train
20 mins: walking, tapao dinner & breakfast and to get home
If there's appointment:
15 mins: walking from office to get Irritating Person's (I shall address her as IP) car
(cheaper to park in another building, hence, have to sacrifice a little bit of walking distance)
add 10 mins: walking from carpark to client's office
add 15 mins: if going back to office, from car park to office
add 10 mins: walking from drop off point to train station (if,after appointment, to get back straight home)
30 mins: standing in the train (unlucky day)
0 min: no standing required in the train (lucky day)
10 mins: to switch train
5-10 mins: standing, waiting for another train
30 mins: standing in the train (most of the time, unlucky day)
15 mins: walking, tapao dinner & breakfast and to get home
Phew! And today there was unexceptionally long queue at KLCC LRT station. Is it true as what most people claimed? After the June 4 petrol price hike, there were less cars on the road and more people switching to public transportation? Even tapao-ing for dinner was quite a queue as well. -_-
That's life for you.
And to end my day with a bang, my cupboard collapsed just a min ago. And all my clothes are strewn on the floor. GREATTT~~~
Posted at 6/23/2008 11:16:42 pm by
~missy c~
