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Journal mekkab's Journal: B'lieve, Hon (baltimorus reduxes w/ fluxus) 6

Opened Garage door at 6:45.
crabbs branch->Gude Dr->28------------>95->395->pratt->victory lap around Legg Mason bldg.

Total time: 1 hour 10 minutes.
Pretty much my target time.
BUT... I wish I could do better. That 1.17 hours includes blasting away on 95.

I wish 28 was a bit faster... or two laned.

Its got me thinking about dun dun dunhhhhh 495. And also dun dun dunnhhhhhhh 270! . Or maybe snaking down 97 to hit 495...

however I don't know if snaking down 97 would buy me anything.

and 270 South (Even at 6:15 am... a half-hour earlier) may not be worth it without HOV.
Mebbe we'll try it next week.

THANKS TO ALL WHO MADE THIS CHRONOMETRIC BREAKTHROUGH POSSIBLE. I couldn't have done it without your knowledge.

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  • so much that I think I want to flee the DC-metro area, sometimes.
    I'm in NOVA, and the traffic puts the B in booty.
    And they just keep building houses...
    I think they should just systematically disperse (across time and states) the various government agencies until things get reasonable.
    Which is clearly why I am not allowed to make decisions.
  • Stay the hell away from 270. The last thing I need is one more person on that damned road when I'm wheeling in from Hagerbush.

    Good luck optimizing this route.
  • Can you convert that to my new method of measuring time and distance? It's cookies. I invented it the other day when Pat and I bought a box of bakery cookies at the grocer and were eating them on the way back to his house. Then we went to my house and noticed we could eat 1 cookie between his house and my house, so our houses are 1 cookie apart. So we made it a new unit of measurment. I don't know what this has to do with anything, but we found it hilarious.

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