Inspired by a different post, I ended up reflecting about how I've come to enjoy the commute time to work, despite how long it tends to be.
My post:
https://joelchrono.xyz/blog/the-time-commuting-to...
@nprofile1q... I used to commute for 4 to 5 hours a day and I actually cherished those hours after a while of grumping about it :)
I wrote in my journal, read so many books, had great talks with other commuters, wrote poetry (one of my favourite poems I wrote was written on a trainride home)
The thing that made it the best was that I didn't have to concentrate on anything other than getting out at the right train station. It was so freeing, actually!
Also, not seeing it as transit time, but as me-time worked so well.
I wrote in my journal, read so many books, had great talks with other commuters, wrote poetry (one of my favourite poems I wrote was written on a trainride home)
The thing that made it the best was that I didn't have to concentrate on anything other than getting out at the right train station. It was so freeing, actually!
Also, not seeing it as transit time, but as me-time worked so well.