I did bicycle to work my second day at the new job. Even in my out-of-shape state, it only took 18 minutes (of course I looked at my watch!) It was as nice a ride as I expected, down the hill on Nahanton street through the golf course, over the bridge on the Charles and past the marshlands. The turn into the work parking lot wasn’t hard, either; I was a little concerned about traffic making that left turn.<\/p>\n
I spent most of the day with online training (as I will be doing for about three weeks), learning what our product is, who are customers are, and how they use it.<\/p>\n
Arlene came to drive me home, since it’s not so much fun bicycling in the dark, and brought most of the stuff I had brought home from my office. There are still two cartons I had brought home from a previous office that would be nice to get out of the house, and stuff in the trunk that I haven’t brought into the new office yet. But it’s an office, not a cubicle, and there’s some desk space to use.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I did bicycle to work my second day at the new job. Even in my out-of-shape state, it only took 18 minutes (of course I looked at my watch!) It was as nice a ride as I expected, down the hill on Nahanton street through the golf course, over the bridge on the Charles and … <\/p>\n