Yesterday morning wasn’t exactly a smooth morning either as I kinda got stuck in the elevator when I got to work. I say kinda because I was riding in an elevator with a woman who needed to stop one floor below mine. When the stopped, the doors didn’t open and all the buttons were not responsive. The first thought that went through my mine – Thank goodness I don’t have to pee.
The woman in the elevator decided to just pry open the doors on her own, and thankfully the elevator stopped where it was suppose to and we just stepped off. I told a friend this and he thought I was foolish for stepping off because the elevator could have dropped and cut me in half. Now, if the elevator was between floors and I had to crawl through a space, that’s one thing, but all I had to do was step off.
I’ve talked about my love for the Baker Hotel in my hometown of Mineral Wells, but I had no idea that one of my old high school acquaintances was making a documentary about it.
We started to watch the second season of Mad Men yesterday.
Toyota has an idea to help everyone save gas and all it involves is a glass of water.
The 1986 Miami Hurricanes were listed as the number one All Time Most Hated SportsTeam. I watched them play Penn State for the national championship in the Fiesta Bowl. It was an epic Good versus Evil game of football. Good conquered Evil and Penn State won. It is still the best football game I ever watched.
A few weeks ago, I was in MW and someone told me there was an investment group looking at the Baker.
I asked if that wasn't just the same story that's circulated for years, but she seemed to think there might be some validity to this one.
Maybe it's your friend's venture? I was out there today, but not so much in the old downtown area. It sure would be neat to see that place restored, although leveraging the metaphor for Main Streets everywhere and for America seems a bit hyperbolic. It would be great to see the SW part of town cleaned up.
BTW, is there a special place in Hell for the folks that platted that town? NE, SW, NW, SE, Streets, Avenues. I mean, sure, they make sense (Avenues run N-S, the streets run E-W), but it's so easy to give, or get, bad directions to an address. And who the heck was Garrett Morris – not the one from SNL?
The 1986 Miami Hurricanes were listed as the number one All Time Most Hated SportsTeam. I watched them play Penn State for the national championship in the Fiesta Bowl. It was an epic Good versus Evil game of football. Good conquered Evil and Penn State won. It is still the best football game I ever watched.
A few weeks ago, I was in MW and someone told me there was an investment group looking at the Baker.
I asked if that wasn't just the same story that's circulated for years, but she seemed to think there might be some validity to this one.
Maybe it's your friend's venture? I was out there today, but not so much in the old downtown area. It sure would be neat to see that place restored, although leveraging the metaphor for Main Streets everywhere and for America seems a bit hyperbolic. It would be great to see the SW part of town cleaned up.
BTW, is there a special place in Hell for the folks that platted that town? NE, SW, NW, SE, Streets, Avenues. I mean, sure, they make sense (Avenues run N-S, the streets run E-W), but it's so easy to give, or get, bad directions to an address. And who the heck was Garrett Morris – not the one from SNL?