Daily Commute to Riviera Beach - Lockheed Martin

My morning begins very early, waking at 4:30/5:00 am. Since we have flex-hours at Lockheed, I have chosen to work from 7-3. That works for me, since I'm a morning person. MyHoney, Susan is not a morning person and neither is my Sister. I have known both types, and through the years I have formed a theory of how a person becomes one or the other. I have been conducting this Socialology Investigation for the past 10+ years. It also incorporates Metaphysical and Biological sciences. My theory in a nutshell: A person's biological clock starts at the time of birth. I was born at 4 in the morning, and I'm a morning person. Susan was born around 5 pm and she is not a morning person. Give me some feed-back if you don't fit the pattern.

Each weekday after checking email and breakfast, I leave the house at 6:00 am, hoping to be at work before 7:00am. I could get there quicker if I took I95 - but, it's like a video game on the interstate- wrecks every morning, stop and go- overturned vehicles - vehicles on fire - you won't believe the caos. The drivers in South Florida are completely insane! I've never experienced anything like it. Then I discovered a beautiful little highway 3 blocks East of our townhouse . . .A1A

Now, I take A1A all the way to West Palm Beach, then pop over to Riviera Beach to the Lockheed facility. A1A ribbons along the edge of the Ocean. I watch the sunrise, check out the waves, no stress! It takes longer because the speed limit is 35; but, there are no cars - just me.

When, I arrive in West Palm Beach, I cross the bridge over the Intercoastal Waterway, and ride along Flagler Street which follows the western edge of the Intercoastal. I pass marinas and boats and parks - very beautiful. Just north of West Palm Beach is the town of Riviera Beach. Lockheed is located on the Intercoastal just over the town line and adjacent to the Port of West Palm Beach.

A1A. . .all the way . . . that's all I'm going to say!