OMG I was just about to log off and turn in for the night when I realized I almost forgot to start another Rob appreciation campfire! *FAIL* Well, all is not lost yet, as I'm quickly moving to rectify that situation.
I'll have to give a little introduction to this week's topic, so bear with me.
As some of you (the ones who follow me on Twitter, at least) may know, I just started a new job this week. And it has nothing whatsoever to do with my degree, which is in Art History, specialized in the Roman Empire. No, I work at an insurance company. I'll be handling calls from clients with questions about their health insurance. This week and next week I'll be learning about the different insurances we offer and the changes that will come in December/January. Busy busy busy. It's not that hard, just a lot. So far, I'm enjoying myself. I get to meet new people, gain work experience and actually see daylight this winter! (I've been working at a bar, which means night shifts, for the past 4 years.)
What does this have to do with Rob, you ask? Well, give me a minute and I'll get to it. Yeah, introduction to the topic, but I also just want to share a bit with y'all.
Aaanyway... This job is not in the city where I live. To get there, I have to go to a city close by. Not that bad. The commute isn't that long, either: about 15 minutes by train and then either a short busride or a walk. I'm doing this everyday so far with a girl from my team who lives close to where I live and we decided to walk from the trainstation to the office. It saves money and provides a nice workout before and after a long day at the office.
Which brings me to this campfire. I won't bore you with a lot of prose, after this lengthy bit so far. You know the drill of these campfires of mine.
Rob walking
(includes running, moving, or just his long legs in general)
Post. Share. Talk. Drool. Swoon.
FYT