Starting a new job, I looked at the bulletin board in the break room and saw a little notice asking for people to form a carpool.
That would be a convenience, avoiding parking and sharing the expenses of gasoline and parking.
I asked around and found the fellow That had posted the ad, and compared addresses etc and he agreed to pick me up in ther morning.
The next day I was ready on time and went to a park and ride lot where he was waiting with another woman and another guy.
How convenient, I thought as I climbed in with me in the back seat with the other guy, and we chatted and got acquainted en route to the office.
He told me it would be his turn to drive the next day, and I let my hand find his as I told him I was glad to meet him and looked forward to it.
When we arrived at the office, I was given the instructions for later today when we would drive home, but they didnt quite tell me everything. It seems, as I discovered later, that they usually stop for a drink on the way home after work, and that sounded like fun too.
That would be a convenience, avoiding parking and sharing the expenses of gasoline and parking.
I asked around and found the fellow That had posted the ad, and compared addresses etc and he agreed to pick me up in ther morning.
The next day I was ready on time and went to a park and ride lot where he was waiting with another woman and another guy.
How convenient, I thought as I climbed in with me in the back seat with the other guy, and we chatted and got acquainted en route to the office.
He told me it would be his turn to drive the next day, and I let my hand find his as I told him I was glad to meet him and looked forward to it.
When we arrived at the office, I was given the instructions for later today when we would drive home, but they didnt quite tell me everything. It seems, as I discovered later, that they usually stop for a drink on the way home after work, and that sounded like fun too.
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