My legion of fan has requested a new post....
I'd like to dig into something meaty, but I've got drywall to hang.
Okay, cosmic coincidink, bad luck, or is Someone trying to teach me a lesson?
Jennifer, a wonderful friend from Seattle , is out for her annual visit. She's done just about everything here over the years EXCEPT SeaWorld. So, today's the day, BUT first we had to buy the tickets.
Things to ponder:
* Buying tickets online rocks.
* Not reading everything doesn't rock; in fact, were it not for a phone call, it would be quite expensive. I'm buying a ticket for Jennifer (she's reimbursing me, so it's not generous on my part or anything) - a couple nitpicks - you've got to search all over for a single day ticket. It isn't in Out of Town visitors, it's in International visitors, AND you can't buy a Resident ticket in the same transaction as the International ticket - so I'm filling out the forms, and fill out what looks like the "name on the card" section, but it's not. It's the name of the ticket holder. I bought myself a ticket when I'm not going. Oops.
*Customer Service rocks. I call them and she says she'll catch it when it comes through and cancel. She does an hour or so later and calls to confirm. She asked if I have any other questions: I ask if she, as an Anheiser-Busch employee gets free beer.
* A-B employees get free beer! I don't like beer, but that's quite a benefit (free checking is nice, but...)
* So we buy tickets for today, which is the last full day she's been here. So, what happens that hasn't happened in months? It rains. Hard.
Hmmmmm....
Saturday, October 28, 2006
Posted by Rob at 7:02 AM 0 comments
Sunday, October 08, 2006
Allow me to quote a venerable document: "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness." (italics mine for emphasis.)
Okay, since in the past I give my opinion and get blank stares for responses, the responses have to come first...
Are these rights, as stated, true? Are we equal, and do we have the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness?
Give it some thought - you too, ol' lady Young - and post your responses.
Hmmmm?
(and a corollary: if you don't believe in a Creator, do these enumerated rights belong to you?)
Posted by Rob at 4:16 PM 4 comments