Another Sunday, another post full of extra pictures. (Because you, clearly, did not get enough yesterday. What was that, like 35 photographs? Might be a personal record for one post.) Anyway.
I spend a bit of time teaching best practice strategies for new technologies. And yet, on campus, the traditional techniques are sometimes the best:
As I’ve written before, we have a giant chalkboard in the Crimson’s office. Our opinion editor, Zach Brown likes to scribble on the chalkboard. He drew this figure and the text on the right. I completed the joke:
Hitting a restaurant in the middle of the afternoon allows for quiet, empty moments like these. This is at Tenda Chick on Glenn-Dean. Still the best chicken fingers in town.
Saw this outside my orthopedist’s office. I wonder when he bought that, found it funny and true and pulled off the paper backing. I wonder how often he glances at that, reflects and says, “Yeah. Perot. I should have done it twice.”
Someone is a bit more cynical, aren’t they?
