> 1) Bicycling
> 2) Walking
> 3) Train
> 4) Bus
> 5) Flying
> 
> I love to ride my bicycle and as soon as my light system is
> repaired it's commuter time! I'm building a new light system

I like cycling too. Apart from the exercise, you get to gawp and
investigate all kinds of things that you wouldn't otherwise even
see or have the opportunity to poke around in. Car driving is
more of a point-to-point kind of travel, not an adventure like
cycling can be. When needs be, the bike goes in the back of the
car, which is parked a little way out of congestion areas. I'm
always careful to be well-lit in town. Can't believe the people
who ride down the middle of Queen St (a very busy central
Auckland street) at night with no helmet or lights. And on skate
boards too. Don't think my nerves were ever *that* good

Trains - good. 'cos you can take a bike with you. Which came
in extra handy last weekend as I needed to take a whole load of
power tools into town. Didn't fancy a 10 mile cycle in hot humid
weather with a ton of baggage. No sir

The job itself turned out to be a little unusual. A friend with a
commercial property has adopted a "factory cat", and I made a
cat-flap for it that the insurance company wouldn't object to

Now the staff are presented with a dead rat, sometimes in one
piece, sometimes as a jigsaw, albeit with missing pieces, in the
morning, so far every day. They probably come from a restaurant
a couple of doors up. Outside around the bins presumably, I've
no idea what the restaurant uses for entrees

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