I was at my usual hangout with friends yesterday, settling in to watch England take on Norway in the World Cup – which England won. We had arrived early enough to grab good seats at the bar, order some food, and enjoy the pre-match conversation that always seems to happen before a big game. ThereContinue reading “The Bartender Wasn’t the Problem”
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Your Lack of Planning Isn’t the Restaurant’s Problem
I’ll say one thing about the local hangout (and being by water): it inspires a lot of slice-of-life blog posts and provides a seemingly bottomless pit of ideas – most of which come by sheer observation or letting my mind wander. Anyway, less than half an hour before Canada’s World Cup match against Morocco thisContinue reading “Your Lack of Planning Isn’t the Restaurant’s Problem “
Thanks, Captain Obvious – We’re Watching the Game Too
There is a sports fan who does not watch a World Cup game so much as narrate it for everyone within earshot. I’m not talking about analyzing it or providing an interesting observation. I’m talking narrating it. “Two minutes left in the first half!” Thank you. We noticed the clock on the screen and evenContinue reading “Thanks, Captain Obvious – We’re Watching the Game Too”
The Four Coke Bottles Nobody Is Supposed to Notice…or Maybe They Are
We were watching a World Cup halftime show recently when something caught our attention. It wasn’t a tactical adjustment the trailing team had to make going into the second half, and it wasn’t an injury update or some brilliant piece of analysis. It was four unopened bottles of Coca-Cola. One in front of each personContinue reading “The Four Coke Bottles Nobody Is Supposed to Notice…or Maybe They Are”
