Let's be honest: most of your daily commute involves dodging potholes, sitting behind someone going 10 under in the left lane, and wondering why your GPS insists on taking you through three construction zones. Luckily, every once in a while, the road gods smile upon us and deliver something special: bridges that actually make you want to slow down and savor the drive.
My first is to work with a therapist on techniques to manage stress while driving. Something I struggled with at first was my arms and shoulders tensing up, which made steering feel both difficult and nerve-wracking, and also made it genuinely harder to do. The second is a little weirder. But if I could point to the one thing that successfully got me on the road, it's honestly this one.
It's a simple job. Just pick up packages from one shop and drive them to another. The radio's a little busted, but otherwise your truck works fine. Just don't stay outside too long; it's cold out there, and you might not like what happens if you don't take shelter. Don't mind the shopkeepers, either. They might seem a little strange, but they mean well.
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Randy enjoyed the thrill of driving his convertible along Storrow Drive, escaping the constraints of his life in Beacon Hill while immersing himself in the beauty of the day.