I've now written thirty sets of driving directions that all start with the words "Start on I-10"

[pinksonia]

Last Wednesday I was asked if I wanted to spend another week it house, so this week I've once again been working in the office instead of the field.  Unfortunately this particular in house session was not as great as the last, and not really because of what I am doing.  I've wanted to get a chance to do site forms and that's what we've been doing.  What is annoying me is that instead of being able to work on the site forms from the beginning, I was sent to do some copying first and then got to do clean up on the forms.  Instead of being shown once how to do the whole form, I get and explanation of one little segment and then have to wait around for some one to assign me another section when I'm done.  I'm learning that I don't like being dependent on other people to set up my work.  I like knowing what I'm expected to do, so I can tuck right in when I arrive and continue working with minimal interruptions until it's time to leave.  I think this preference is why I'm so good at doing tasks that other people find extremely boring. 

Anyway, tomorrow I get to do cleanup work in the field.  There are two access roads that we need to take pictures of.  One is three hours away and the other an hours drive past that.  So, I will spending an entire work day driving in order to take a maximum of eight pictures.  Hopefully, I'll be able to get some knitting done when I'm not actually driving.