The experience of walking into a hotel room right after check in never gets old.
I understand that if some people travel a lot for work, hotel rooms may be nothing special; they’re just a place to sleep. Not for me. Even when I traveled regularly for work, I loved seeing what was behind the door. Continue reading
Sadly, my morning commute does not involve the Wabash Cannonball,* but with a line like the post title, how I could not summon up one of the great train songs?
2011 was a year of learning little things. No great truths were uncovered. No startling and life-changing insights into the universe were gained. At least not any that I care to share with an audience.
Not on the list, because it should have been something I knew I knew, is not to wear boots with heels when walking down a steep path to the beach. Also not on the list: the awesomeness of killing zombies, defeating the Geth and running through dungeons – that deserves a post all on its own.
Anyhoo, in no particular order, I give you 10 lessons of the past year. Continue reading
Day 15 – Today I am thankful for ingenuity.
I thought I was finished with thanksgiving entries related to my recent vacation, but I’d forgotten the valuable lesson I learned during the drive from Los Angeles to San Diego:
Using a dollar bill, you can open an untwistable bottle cap. True story.
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I did more in Charleston than have dinner with the guy from the plane. Fort Sumter was awesome, and I saw a dolphin on the ferry ride there. Boone Hall turned out to be hosting the Piggly Wiggly BBQ and … Continue reading
