The evening, across centuries and continents
Turkey Leg: A Micro-memoir
Chapter 1: Childhood
Chapter 2: Early Adulthood
Turkey Leg: A Micro-memoir
Chapter 1: Childhood
Chapter 2: Early Adulthood
Turkey Leg: A Micro-memoir
Chapter 1: Childhood
Chapter 2: Early Adulthood
Lost on a Pacific Resort Island, Saved by HEB
In this dream, I was traveling with a group of people, including Kim. In one leg of our travel, someone planned a detour or a plane crash which landed us on Maui. We were on the beach of Maui, and not knowing the people too well, I split off from them.
This island wasn't really Maui. It was supposed to be some tiny, isolated island in the pacific, not part of Hawaii.
Lost on a Pacific Resort Island, Saved by HEB
In this dream, I was traveling with a group of people, including Kim. In one leg of our travel, someone planned a detour or a plane crash which landed us on Maui. We were on the beach of Maui, and not knowing the people too well, I split off from them.
This island wasn't really Maui. It was supposed to be some tiny, isolated island in the pacific, not part of Hawaii.
Lost on a Pacific Resort Island, Saved by HEB
In this dream, I was traveling with a group of people, including Kim. In one leg of our travel, someone planned a detour or a plane crash which landed us on Maui. We were on the beach of Maui, and not knowing the people too well, I split off from them.
This island wasn't really Maui. It was supposed to be some tiny, isolated island in the pacific, not part of Hawaii.
"I'm in your hands"
It's hard to get good customer service, but it's hard to be comfortable expecting it.
On a recent Robert Brook episode he complains at length about the lack of old school customer service in London book stores: at the grand old Foyles in London. At least, he makes it sound as if it had been grand in the past. In particular, the two Roberts were remembering the good old days of helpful, bookish employees who might say something like, "
"I'm in your hands"
It's hard to get good customer service, but it's hard to be comfortable expecting it.
On a recent Robert Brook episode he complains at length about the lack of old school customer service in London book stores: at the grand old Foyles in London. At least, he makes it sound as if it had been grand in the past. In particular, the two Roberts were remembering the good old days of helpful, bookish employees who might say something like, "