So, the other day in the shower at the gym I returned to the towel rack to realize that my towel wasn't where I left it. In fact, it turned out that the guy next to me had taken my towel! I'm sure it was a mistake. But that meant I now had to take his towel! I felt kind of weird about that.
What would you have done?
Currently on a quest to create 365 blogs entries in a single year. While I've already failed in the time period specified I'm still going to complete my goal, eve if it's late. Son of Delmar and Sharon Derricott of Preston, Idaho. Spouse of Tara McLean Derricott of Murray, Utah. Father of Jacob Anthony of Logan, Utah; Erik Bryson of Brigham City, Utah; and Emily of Hamilton, Montana.
Monday, May 23, 2011
T-297 : Grand Death?
While I was uploading some pictures of ours from the Grand Canyon to Picasa tonight I remembered that I saw this book in the bookstore and wanted to read it. Have you read it?
I keep track of all my books at www.GoodReads.com. Are you a member?
I also have my pictures uploaded automatically to www.PicasaWeb.com. How about you?
T-298 : Tony Scout
Sunday, May 22, 2011
T-299 : Temple Tenders
T-300 : Spare Roll?
T-301 : Early Flushers
Automatic flushers are wonderful things, when they work. There are 2 notable ones in my current life that always prematurely flow as I approach. I'm sure their leakage is due in no part to my presence but yet any presence. I can neither confirm nor deny that since I am generally in the restroom by myself. Regardless, I've learned to avoid them. I don't like approaching falling water. There was even one at the Olive Garden in Idaho Falls the other night -- a sitter -- that continued to flush umpteen times WHILE I WAS SITTING ON IT! I thought it might be my motion so I tried to keep very still. Nothing helped. For a while I wondered if it might be a bidet. That's a French word, though. I guessed they wouldn't have one of those in an Italian restaurant. I suppose flushing early and often, though, is better than the alternative of not flushing at all. What do you think?
T-302 : Unsynchronized Lights
I have a few multiple-light-switch plates in my house. There are even more of them in the classrooms on campus. Whenever I teach I find it difficult to tell which switch will throw which light. In my perfect world up would always mean ON while down would always mean off. Does is bother you when one light switch in the room is up when off, down when on? Does it bother you when wall plates with multiple switches are neither all up nor all down?
Saturday, May 21, 2011
T-304 : Too Thankful?
There are occasions in my line of work as a Desktop Support Technician where people are genuinely thankful. Short of that there are times when people seem to just expect the help. The worst of all to me, though, are the times when people go beyond thankful to a point of ridiculous gratitude. What can be going through their minds? My suspicious side says they're being extra kind so that I'll be sure to come to their aid again, and quickly, when the time comes. What other ways could you slice it?
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