Archive for May, 2008
Mystery Munchies
Waiting for my plane this morning I picked up a snack at the airport. I think it tasted good, but I tossed it away after a few bites, when I realized that the manufacturer obviously had no idea what the hell was in it:
But by golly, at least the mystery treat was bagged in the [...]
Posted: May 3rd, 2008 under Regrettable Food, Travel.
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Mmm… Juice Salad…
What has your host been up to these past two weeks, you ask?
Lots of stuff, you will soon discover - and unfortunately using the internet was not among them as much as I would have liked. Read on to know my dramas and tribulations of recent…
So, as I’m sure many of you know I lost my [...]
Posted: May 16th, 2008 under Travel, Work.
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Is it Manager of Business Analytics or Business Analytics Manager?
So what does one do when one has six hours on ones hands at the Philadelphia airport after missing ones flight home? One talks about career ideas…
So I’ve been at another low-point in my job lately. The fact is that I’ve been working my ass off harder than I ever remember and seem to be [...]
Posted: May 17th, 2008 under Travel, Work.
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iTunes at Mid-Nite
There really is something just sort of cool-sp00ky-creepy about sitting in an airport at 3am, playing on the internetz and then opening iTunes and seeing the three other people in the terminal who are also obviously doing the same thing, and then snooping through their iTunes library to see what sort of screwed-up tastes they [...]
Posted: May 17th, 2008 under Mac, Naughty, Travel.
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Brrr…
Airports can sure be cold at 4am when you’re wearing shorts, which were necessary just a few hours ago when you were stuck in a tin can with 200 other people on a runway in San Francisco, which was having its worst heat wave ever at the time.
Posted: May 17th, 2008 under Travel.
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ATL
Atlanta is a very nice city with a very nice airport, filled with the laziest-assed people on Earth. They reallyneed some of those “walk to the left, chill to the right” signs in the walkways and escalators. You’d think no one had ever had a tight connection…
Posted: May 21st, 2008 under Travel.
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