It’s
3am already! Tossing, turning, and fighting to get out the bed. First, let me
check the weather for rain. Weather.com says it’s all clear for rain. Ok, I’m
dressed, let’s go. Since there is no traffic at the time I’m scheduled for work,
I check googlemaps.com and Waze for any delays and alternate routes due to
construction. These two sources are really good and have not failed me yet. I
also get info on hazards in the road, police nearby and stalled vehicles on the
side of the road. My favorite is, knowing where the police are hiding. There are
so many useful resources with this app.
Finally, I made it to work. My shift starts at 5am and end at 1:30pm. Each
morning I check deltanet.com for emails and updates for work. A lot happens by
the time I leave work. Delta try to keep us updated on what’s going on as it
happens. As the shift begins, some coworkers and I use flighttracker.com to
locate our arriving flight. This has been useful for at work (airport) working and
any traveler on the go traveling.
On my first
break, I start with d2l for any new updates then go to chegg.com to search for
my class books. American government has kept me busy. I’m using history.com, YouTube,
and edge.sage as sources for searching the Revolutionary War and many topics
about politics. I’m using YouTube again
as a resource for my lyric paper in my composition class. I’m doing an analysis
on Anita Baker. Her album was my mother’s favorite and I remember listening to
this record many times as a little girl. My mother will be another resource I will
use. I just want her input as a fan and not so much as facts about the artist.
Waze has been my best friend, even when I know exactly where I'm going. Knowing where the cops are hiding and where the traffic is the heaviest is the best perk of the app.
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