Pros and Cons of Jury Duty in July
Pros:
1. I wear my Naot with Thorlo sweat socks all day every day and no one cares
2. I wear my khakis all day every day
3. I ride my bike to Point Lookout every morning at 6 a.m. and am still at my computer by 8:15 am
4. No LIRR for a month
5. No City streets for a month
6. Some interesting stuff going on in court (although it may get stale real soon)
7. July is a relatively slow month at work; any other time would have been horrible
8. I'm home by 5:30 pm or earlier (albeit still working)
Cons:
1. In order to ride my bike I have to get up at 4:30 a.m.
2. I'm working (for my job) on my computer and BB before, during and after Court hours
3. Ridiculous amount of downtime; the waiting never ends
All in all, it could be a lot worse
Pros:
1. I wear my Naot with Thorlo sweat socks all day every day and no one cares
2. I wear my khakis all day every day
3. I ride my bike to Point Lookout every morning at 6 a.m. and am still at my computer by 8:15 am
4. No LIRR for a month
5. No City streets for a month
6. Some interesting stuff going on in court (although it may get stale real soon)
7. July is a relatively slow month at work; any other time would have been horrible
8. I'm home by 5:30 pm or earlier (albeit still working)
Cons:
1. In order to ride my bike I have to get up at 4:30 a.m.
2. I'm working (for my job) on my computer and BB before, during and after Court hours
3. Ridiculous amount of downtime; the waiting never ends
All in all, it could be a lot worse
Labels: Random Thoughts
4 Comments:
At 2:07 PM, Anonymous said…
A temporary change in a work routine can be curiously refreshing.
At 8:15 AM, Anonymous said…
kol hakavod. how do you get up 4:30 am . I usually dont get to sleep untill 1 am. the only quiet time in our house of teenagers is between 2:30- 5:30 am. if i didnt ride to work as a commute i wouldnt get much riding in.
At 10:57 AM, Proud MO said…
You couldn't get out of jury duty?
At 6:52 PM, MoChassid said…
GRAND jury duty. It's like a roach motel. No Voir dir. You can't get out. very different.
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