Tales, trails and tails of a corporate drop-out
Big SnowStorm Output – Really I’m beginning to think we’ve reached the end of personal responsibility. I struggle figuring out where to begin. Two days in a row a little bit of adverse weather is projected for the area. Day one is a near bust—while snow, ice, sleet and rain are projected by a.m. rush … Read moreConfirmed: We Do Live In A Nanny State
Dozens of monuments and similar type structures line the streets, parks and seemingly everywhere one can be stuffed in the DMV area. Big, bigger and biggest; interesting and not, moving and forgettable. We’ve got ’em all. Something most have in common is non-interactivity. That is, standing at the foot of the giant Theodore Roosevelt statue … Read moreWoodrow Wilson – 100th Anniversary Year of Inauguration
More empty galleries on a day built for being inside. Save for the security fellow just around the corner. More shutdowns: I think we’d survive. Empty Historical Furnishings Gallery/Room(except the guard around the corner) Empty Chinese Pottery Gallery/Room
I’ve had a Christmas tree as long as I can remember. I haven’t had many things as long as I can remember, except maybe my 4Runner, but a Christmas tree is one of them. In fact, most holiday seasons I have 2-3-4 of them. Real, plastic, wooden, paper. Home and office, apartment, home, single, married, … Read moreNo Christmas Tree, No Christmas Tree…..
Mobile meals are a bizarre business, rife with contradictions, barriers and opportunities. Most of us had our first experiences with them in our youth, often at athletic events. Remember the hot-dog, soda and popcorn machines that were wheeled around to different parts of the school? Wheeled into storage when not used then wheeled out for … Read moreFood Trucks