[csail-related] GSB Tonight: Walking

[jamoozy at csail.mit.edu (Andrew "Jamoozy" Correa)]

I walk to lab every morning, and walk back every day [1].  Lately (over 
the past month or two) I've noticed I take quite a bit longer to make 
the walk.  Once upon a time it was about 15 minutes.  Recently it's been 
20--25 minutes.  Being the good scientist I am, I deduced that it was 
because I was walking slower [2].  I was kind of sad about walking 
slower, though.  I thought it must mean I'm getting older, or something. 
  Perhaps I'm not nourishing myself well and, as a result, I can't find 
the energy to walk at my normal pace.

Then the weather changed.

You would be surprised how much faster you walk when it's cold outside 
and you don't want to be there anymore!  Then again, since you all live 
(or have lived) in this area, dealt with its snow and storms, and 
weathered it all with a smile on your face (I'm sure), maybe you would 
not be surprised.

Anyways, I'm pushing 10 minutes now.

How long does it take you to get to lab?  Do you walk, ride, or drive? 
Do tell, at this week's:

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[1] I guess, technically, there are exceptions to this rule.  Generally 
I walk home, though.
[2] Actually I used my kinesthetic abilities to determine this fact.  My 
scientific faculties remained untapped.