To worry is to be. To be is to worry.
I’m on a Via Rail Canada train. In the washroom, on the wall behind the toilet and immediately above the toilet, there is a sign that reads, “No hand towels.” Is that really necessary? I mean, how may people look in the toilet for the hand towels? Most people probably already know that they won’t [...]
I don’t know if they have these where you live, but here one or more companies have flatbed trucks that they use to drag large billboards around the city in order to display advertising to pedestrians and the drivers of cars with whom the trucks share the roads. My day job is in marketing, so [...]