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Old 04.02.2008, 03:46 PM   #27
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Originally Posted by krastian
Yeah, that's def. a possibilty, but I just hate having to commute. I like to wake up, slap myself into reality, and be at work in no later than 20 mins.

But yes, you do what you have to do.....and to work at the National Gallery I'd do it!!

ha ha i like to do the same, so i work at home. irregular paychecks are a concern though, ha ha ha. o well. tradeoffs...

anyway that train rules cos you can read/sleep in it, it's stress free, puts you at union station in no time & you can either walk to the national gallery or hop on the metro. i'd say walk, it's pretty close.

MARC TRAIN

the national gallery is FUCKING AWESOME.
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