Tight Turn
I used to love saying the phrase “tight turn” referring to the time in between flights, going from one city to another and back. It was a pilot phrase. Maybe a race car driver on a road race…I guess. I Read More …
Tag: parking
Nothing Drastic Needed
It sometimes takes a simple little thing to make people happy. Nothing drastic needed to make their day, change their outlook and send them home with a smile on their face. Smiling is everything. Laughing is a bonus. That is Read More …
Bad At One Thing
If you are bad at one thing, and only one thing, you are probably set. Be happy, you will probably be very successful. For the rest of the world, it depends on what it is that you struggle with doing. Read More …
Close Together
Most of the time it is good to be close together, right? Close friends Close relatives Close classmates Close do-workers Close colleagues Close teammates Co-conspirators in all you do. I guess it just shows that people (and sometime things) tend Read More …
Bridging the Holidays
Early Thanksgiving means that we are quite literally bridging the holidays…there really is no choice; at least for us, we have family on both sides of the river. So, I guess I mean literally and figuratively. It just seems a Read More …
Kind Strangers
It is the season of Thanksgiving and all around, may you find kind strangers wherever you go. Like the young man who helped me park my overly large car in a too small spot. Like the patient pickup driver who Read More …
Remember Back When
It is hard for some of us to recall, but remember back when you could not do something, or didn’t realize the importance of being able to do it either? Parallel parking. It takes time. Let’s not beep at them. Read More …
Paying for Parking
In most urban areas, as well as suburban towns, paying for parking is pretty normal. Whether you are commuting to work, visiting the city, or running an errand to the only retail store that exits within 80 to 100 miles Read More …
Retail Parking
Retail parking is the bane of many retailer’s existence. Too few spaces. No customers. Zoning requires 10 spaces, you have room for just 9… Can you get a variance? Should you try for it, or maybe if you just squeeze Read More …
The Future of Driving
Is it true that the future of driving is in Google’s hands? I certainly hope not… Not because I don’t trust the machine (maybe I do and maybe I don’t) but because there is nothing like driving – for fun. Read More …