Hey guys! I'm currently in Indianapolis after driving about 9 hours from North Carolina. My ass hurts from sitting all day so I'm looking forward to lying down...
5 more hours to Chicago...
Hey guys! I'm currently in Indianapolis after driving about 9 hours from North Carolina. My ass hurts from sitting all day so I'm looking forward to lying down...
5 more hours to Chicago...
Indy to Chicago is only about 3 hours, plus the traffic delay at the Indiana/Illinois border. If you're going to the north side of things, add about 30 minutes. But of course, I doubt you'll read this until you get here.
stay low... keep moving...
Nope. I got it![]()
I'm still at the hotel since I'm taking my sweet time. I was actually hoping that it would be 5 hours since I just bought the DaVinci code on Audible for the last leg of the trip.
Btw, all those in the other thread who told me to get an ipass, I thank you. Turns out Ipass works at places that take EZPass (i.e. West Virginia tollway). That was pretty sweet.
the davinci code from audible is great! made a drive to SF to LA go by pretty quickly.Originally Posted by gear02
have a great trip!
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Have a great trip. I just got back from Chicago with training with the Chicago fire department. Great group of people but even after my four hour drive my bum started to hurt![]()
I'm here in Chicago! That damned traffic on 94 was a pain, but the audiobook made it go by quickly. I'm a big fan of audiobooks now, and a big fan of the DaVinci Code, although I now understand why some Christians want to boycott it. Even though I'm not religious, I can definately see some inflammatory stuff in it. Still, it's a great book although I'm not sure how far I'm into it.
Welcome to the area. If you don't like the weather, just wait a few minutes.Originally Posted by gear02
I tried to warn you about that.Originally Posted by gear02
stay low... keep moving...
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