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Fake schedule (since importing part of the HTML page was tricky (things were inside tables, etc), commenters are welcome to do a better job)
8:42 walk for 2 min
8:44 take train #9 to Central Station
8:56 arrive in Central Station
9:01 take the NS train to Leiden
9:46 arrive in Leiden Station
9:46 start walk for 8 minutes
9:54 arrive on destination
Total travel time: 1:12
The way everything is chronically on time (no pun intended) around here, this can be a good way to schedule exactly what time to leave home, etc.
Fake schedule (since importing part of the HTML page was tricky (things were inside tables, etc), commenters are welcome to do a better job)
8:42 walk for 2 min
8:44 take train #9 to Central Station
8:56 arrive in Central Station
9:01 take the NS train to Leiden
9:46 arrive in Leiden Station
9:46 start walk for 8 minutes
9:54 arrive on destination
Total travel time: 1:12
The way everything is chronically on time (no pun intended) around here, this can be a good way to schedule exactly what time to leave home, etc.
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Date: 2003-09-10 06:10 am (UTC)Yes. Why?
Sometimes I count steps too, but not most of the time. I certainly don't keep it in my memory for very long. I think I do it so as to plan the rhythm I am going to follow: there is a certain satisfaction in getting in climbing/descending the stairs in a regular rhythm. Otherwise it's too boring.
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Date: 2003-09-10 06:50 am (UTC)There are so many things I do that once I had my diagnosis, they made sense. Such as counting steps.
So I remember when we first chatted and you were wondering whether it might apply to you, and as I read that post, I a) loved the post, thought it was very cool and interesting, and b) noticed it was rather aspie in nature. So I thought I'd comment on that.