errands

The search for elegant solutions tend to be fool's errands for young designers of systems.

If I want to run errands and Lyft it to places outside of work, that's even more money.

It's not like you will not be using your car for personal errands.

Until his town succumbed to the taxi lobby and banned ridesharing, he was able to run errands, get groceries, and take care of himself.

Anyway, after sometime I go on errands checking on the devices that run the app, do some test then report.

Plus I was able to run some of the regular errands you speak of...

The I's were like - I'm gonna read a book, run errands etc.

Two days for errands provides a lot of options.

Don't be afraid to lean on those that care about you and ask if you need help (not financially, but with tasks, errands, or just to hang out).

The three day weekends were good if we were going to travel but Mondays and Fridays aren't always the best days for running errands.

I feel this pressure to be immediately successful, immediately rewarded, because there's very little time left in between errands and having to get some sleep.

I like to listen while I eat, do errands, do laundry...

My big problem is that it takes me a day to "recover" from the work week, another day to do errands/life-realted tasks, then straight back into the work week.

I plot out my week with things like errands, standard weekly things like "put out the garbage", "pick up co-op share", etc.

Though it willn't be and thus- i'm looking forward for many productive hours stuck in "smart & autonomous" traffic trying to get home as quickly as possible and sending the car on whatever errands before and after - hope it will enjoy being stuck in traffic among the sames.

"I have 40 miles roundtrip of errands to run today, and 3 gallons of gas left, do I have to fill up before I leave and maybe be late to my first appointment or am I good for the day?" Well at 20mpg the answer is really easy.