Wordless Wednesday, How do you get to work?

I'd never arrive to work it that was how I had to get there.

Paul, I am like Cynthia, haha.  But it is a very beautiful scene though.  I would like to spend one afternoon like that instead.

There are three people I know in Seattle that can and sometimes do kayak to work. Sometimes it's not at all like Paul's beautiful picture.

Thank god, they don't drill for oil out there.  You will be getting a lot more business, I am sure. 

I so miss my home state.  Thanks for a great shot.  It's worth framing. 

Paul - I thought that's how YOU got to work.  :)  Either you live right on the lake, or your office is next to it.  You have so many gorgeous photos!

Paul - Why do we have to go to work anyway? Isn't it time for a vacation?

Paul, What is it about large bodies of water that is so appealling and calming? Thank you for sharing this beautiful image.

Paul

Ok I can live with that.

Good luck and success.

Lou Ludwig

Even better for me would be to telecommute from a boat like this in Hawaii or the Caribbean.

Somehow, Paul, I would just make the work happen on the boat.  Ain't technology grand?

I'm totally with Cynthia - I would never make it to work - & wouldn't care either!!

Ah - To dream of such transportation causes such folly:-)  Reality can often be so discourteous:-)

I would head west or east and keep going.  If I'm late or don't make it to work, then blame it on the compass. :)

Paul, that would be a fun commute!

Be careful what you wish for.... you might end up working on a dive boat!

Hi Paul... I would just love a commute like this one, but I am not complaining, I live less than a mile from my office.

Paul,

What a beautiful; shot. Love the blues and the boat right in the middle of the picture. :)

Steve

I love it! I have some similar photos of my husband's old sailboat. I'll have to put them on my short list of photos to share =)