Growing up twenty minutes from downtown Columbus construction has always been a part of my daily drive to pretty much everywhere. Instead of my ten-minute drive to my best friends house, school or even the local Kroger, my four ways have become limited to one; and Instead of ten minutes it is now at twenty, and somehow always I get stuck behind a construction truck.

The real question is why there a plethora of roundabouts going in when it takes three months to complete, which takes away another road and honestly let's get real roundabouts are stupid. There's always that one person who stops instead of yielding, or the twenty-five mph speed limit in which, no one goes that actual speed.

Also, why are there multiple roads being closed down at once? Why can't one road be shut down, opened and then the next and so on? It is so exciting knowing that my limitless boundaries of driving are my neighborhood. Oh, the wonders I could explore.

Only thinking that this was a Columbus problem, as it is certainly is. High Street is gleaming with construction, not even just the street but since they're building new apartments it is over flowing to the road and making it a bigger problem than it needs to be. Anyway going to Athens (Ohio) for school my first year wasn't much different. There yet again I got to see the beautiful orange cones and the white signs proclaiming "road closed", and again making my way down to Cincinnati, nothing different.

Maybe it's just an Ohio problem-maybe it's not, but please finish one project before starting the next. My bank account cannot handle it.