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Time flies
It’s well known that your feeling of time passing accelerates as you get older. The two hour car ride which felt like forever is just part of life. The Olympics have really kicked this home today. We’re just over halfway through the Games, and it felt like it only started yesterday. Two weeks is a…
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Full disclosure
Today Ky and I completed our driving tests to get our full licences. I’m thrilled to announce she passed. I’m sheepishly embarrassed that I did not. Now, now, there is no need for histrionics. I didn’t run some invalid over, nor did I fail in some darkly comical fashion. Rather, I broke a well known,…
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Why use the Oxford Comma?
Sometimes I feel a bit bougie using an Oxford Comma, but that only makes it more appealing. For those who are unsure as to whether they want to adopt it, may I offer the following travesty as evidence in favour: Now, I know God did have at least one child, but he hasn’t been around…
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Bye Bye BofA
Today was a great day, as I was finally able to drop one of my biggest burdens, banking with Bank of America. To give them credit (excuse the pun), they did allow me to open an account without an SSN, which Capital One didn’t. From there, it was all down hill. Things I hated: Since…
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Boil and burn
It’s the best way to cook sausages. A lot of the time, people just chuck them raw onto a grill or pan, which has its time or place,, especially when feeding a crowd. The downside of this is that you’re often over cooking the snag, causing the juices to run out. By boiling the sausages…
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No one wants fries with that
There was an interesting article in the FT today on McDonalds about how they had dropped sales for the first time since the start of the pandemic. The reason for that drop was obvious, so why is this quarter a loser? The story, as is often the case in the FT, best found in the…
