Commuter Waiting Games : Things to Do While Driving, Riding, or Flying

At Last, The Book Commuters Have Been Waiting For!
 
According to efficiency experts, average commuters spend 25 minutes every day waiting for trains, sitting in traffic, or hoofing it to their place of employment. By the time you retire, you’ll have spent a full year of your life traveling to and from your workplace. Now, at last, there’s an activity book to help frazzled commuters and travelers make the most of their time.
 
Let Lloyd, your Commuter Waiting Games guide, teach you how to:
 
     •  Design a Newspaper Bridal Gown
     •  Practice Trainscendental Meditation
     •  Honk a Morse Code Message
     •  Relax with Commuter Headrest Shiatsu
 
A few basic, everyday objects are all you need to turn your commute into a genuinely rewarding experience. And when you’ve finished the activities inside, you can use the nifty ball game cover for even more hours of entertaining fun. So what are you waiting for?

Hal Bowman is the celebrated author of Computer Waiting Games (Quirk Books, 2002). He honed these activities after three years of commuting by car, train, and shoe leather.