I don’t drive myself to and from work, nor have I had steady work in the past year.
When I did get driven home on the occasion that I did work, it was often about my day at work or what I was going to do when I got in. Nothing interesting or important…
Normally, it’s about what I should do when I get up in the morning. Whether I should get up and go bouldering or if I should get back to reading ebooks and trying to broaden my overall knowledge of Systems Administration.
Aaron:
I don’t work, but when I drive to and from school, I think about what I have to do for the rest of the day.
Blink:
I cycle to and from work, and on the way home it’s usually the early hours of the morning so there’s no one around. I think about how lucky and grateful I am to have my girlfriend to come home to, I think of all the things I want to do and how I can do them. I thank God every time I look at the stars and realise how beautiful the world is.
allie:
I think about how much I wish I didn’t have to do it all again the next day. I love my job, but there is so much time we spend dedicated to a job and miss out on the time with the ones we love most.
Kate:
When I drive to and from work I think about my life, the day ahead of me, and him (how much I miss him).
Jessica:
I think about my day, what I have to do that night, or things I just have to do in general. Sometimes I actually don’t think about anything and instead I just blast my music and sing along.
I usually don’t drive home from work, but I don’t think it’s a big deal here… I think of either (i) my plans after getting home, or (ii) what have happened on the day. And when I am on the good mood, it’s mostly the former on my mind. The latter is not necessarily a bad sign, but in some cases, I wouldn’t be feeling great then…
Alexbaba:
What I’m going to binge on. Usually lime Popsicles
Angria:
To and from school, I think about how much I don’t want to go home.
sorry:
how much i want to crash the car.
S:
You.
Jayne:
I daydream. Make up stories in my head about things that are never going to happen, but they’re fun all the same.
mm:
I think about the fact that I am going to be alone again tonight. No one to love me or hold me… then I think about all the other stuff I am gratefull for and change the subject in my mind.
Jillian:
As i drive to and from work I think:
Why do I never see construction crews working on the road; will they ever finnish?
Should I even bother going to school tonight?
If I dont go to school I can have an early dinner, and if I have an early dinner that will leave me even more time to study!
I think about what is the best possible to do after work to achieve the most from my day.
Sophia:
When I drive home from school, I’m not really thinking about anything. I do, but its nothing to remember. I just let my thoughts fly.
Debbie:
I too let my thoughts fly, but always about the same subjects: what’s on my agenda? Does he ever think of me? Will I ever meet the right one? Or: Wow, that was a boring class… (when I don’t have the feeling I’ve learned something).
Dagny:
I think about him a lot, more than I should. I think about my dog and how he will always love me even if I can never have him. I also think about how much I love listening to my audiobooks on my rides to and from work/school/wherever
Anonymous:
About whether I’ll eat or not that night.
Mimes:
I don’t work but on my hour train journey home from uni I think how much I wish my life was different. I fantasise of all the scenarios of a better life where I’m with him and not 200 mile away. I think about the people who unintentionally hurt, the friends that abandon me, the girls who make me so inferior to them. I think about him and her and she make me feel like she is taking my boyfriend and now my best friend away from me when i know she knows she is doing it. I think about how much I want to change my life, i want to make it better.
Eowyn:
I ride the bus to work… if it’s crowded and people have to stand, I usually think about how rude the one or two obese people taking up two seats are. They ought to stand so two other people could sit instead. If the bus isn’t too crowded, I make up stories to myself about the other people.
Heath:
I take the bus, so my thoughts are much more free than a driver’s.
I usually read a book, so I’m wrapped up in a science fiction or fantasty world.
Or I daydream about the videogame I’d like to make.
Or I look at all the people around me and wonder about their lives and thoughts (or subtly check-out the good looking ones).
c.trip:
how much i’d rather live in san francisco than hawaii.
how much i love my family.
Me:
usually i sing loud and think about my boss…
Nick:
School stuff.
Nancy:
I think about all the things I wish he would have said or done that day, but didn’t.
Laurel:
What it would be like to perform live whatever song I’m listening to/singing.
AA:
i usually think about what people have said during that day, or things that had hurt me previously idk it really depends.
Joey:
what to cook
AM:
how I can’t wait to see my beautiful daughter’s smiling face! 🙂
I don’t drive myself to and from work, nor have I had steady work in the past year.
When I did get driven home on the occasion that I did work, it was often about my day at work or what I was going to do when I got in. Nothing interesting or important…
Normally, it’s about what I should do when I get up in the morning. Whether I should get up and go bouldering or if I should get back to reading ebooks and trying to broaden my overall knowledge of Systems Administration.
I don’t work, but when I drive to and from school, I think about what I have to do for the rest of the day.
I cycle to and from work, and on the way home it’s usually the early hours of the morning so there’s no one around. I think about how lucky and grateful I am to have my girlfriend to come home to, I think of all the things I want to do and how I can do them. I thank God every time I look at the stars and realise how beautiful the world is.
I think about how much I wish I didn’t have to do it all again the next day. I love my job, but there is so much time we spend dedicated to a job and miss out on the time with the ones we love most.
When I drive to and from work I think about my life, the day ahead of me, and him (how much I miss him).
I think about my day, what I have to do that night, or things I just have to do in general. Sometimes I actually don’t think about anything and instead I just blast my music and sing along.
I usually don’t drive home from work, but I don’t think it’s a big deal here… I think of either (i) my plans after getting home, or (ii) what have happened on the day. And when I am on the good mood, it’s mostly the former on my mind. The latter is not necessarily a bad sign, but in some cases, I wouldn’t be feeling great then…
What I’m going to binge on. Usually lime Popsicles
To and from school, I think about how much I don’t want to go home.
how much i want to crash the car.
You.
I daydream. Make up stories in my head about things that are never going to happen, but they’re fun all the same.
I think about the fact that I am going to be alone again tonight. No one to love me or hold me… then I think about all the other stuff I am gratefull for and change the subject in my mind.
As i drive to and from work I think:
Why do I never see construction crews working on the road; will they ever finnish?
Should I even bother going to school tonight?
If I dont go to school I can have an early dinner, and if I have an early dinner that will leave me even more time to study!
Yeah I’m not going to school today.
oooh hot donuts 🙂
yep, just about everyday
what to eat at night
what to do at night
what to do tomorrow
what to do with my life
… …
really need to stop thinking and just do & be 😉
I think about what is the best possible to do after work to achieve the most from my day.
When I drive home from school, I’m not really thinking about anything. I do, but its nothing to remember. I just let my thoughts fly.
I too let my thoughts fly, but always about the same subjects: what’s on my agenda? Does he ever think of me? Will I ever meet the right one? Or: Wow, that was a boring class… (when I don’t have the feeling I’ve learned something).
I think about him a lot, more than I should. I think about my dog and how he will always love me even if I can never have him. I also think about how much I love listening to my audiobooks on my rides to and from work/school/wherever
About whether I’ll eat or not that night.
I don’t work but on my hour train journey home from uni I think how much I wish my life was different. I fantasise of all the scenarios of a better life where I’m with him and not 200 mile away. I think about the people who unintentionally hurt, the friends that abandon me, the girls who make me so inferior to them. I think about him and her and she make me feel like she is taking my boyfriend and now my best friend away from me when i know she knows she is doing it. I think about how much I want to change my life, i want to make it better.
I ride the bus to work… if it’s crowded and people have to stand, I usually think about how rude the one or two obese people taking up two seats are. They ought to stand so two other people could sit instead. If the bus isn’t too crowded, I make up stories to myself about the other people.
I take the bus, so my thoughts are much more free than a driver’s.
I usually read a book, so I’m wrapped up in a science fiction or fantasty world.
Or I daydream about the videogame I’d like to make.
Or I look at all the people around me and wonder about their lives and thoughts (or subtly check-out the good looking ones).
how much i’d rather live in san francisco than hawaii.
how much i love my family.
usually i sing loud and think about my boss…
School stuff.
I think about all the things I wish he would have said or done that day, but didn’t.
What it would be like to perform live whatever song I’m listening to/singing.
i usually think about what people have said during that day, or things that had hurt me previously idk it really depends.
what to cook
how I can’t wait to see my beautiful daughter’s smiling face! 🙂