I was thinking the other day about music, musicians, and the ones I keep listening to over and over. It got me thinking about a hypothetical situation: if I had to choose ten artists/bands to listen to for the rest of my life, and I couldn’t listen to anyone else, who would I choose and [...]
Yesterday evening, Roy Halladay threw a no-hitter in his first career postseason game. I turned the game on in the sixth inning, and when I saw that the Reds hadn’t scored yet, my first thought was, “I wonder if Halladay has given up any hits.” With Roy Halladay, that’s a logical thing to wonder. It [...]
As a Dodger fan from the 80s, this is the greatest thing I have ever seen: You need to a flashplayer enabled browser to view this YouTube video I can’t believe they let Tom Niedenfeuer be in the video. Weren’t they worried that he’d give up a homer to a 128-pound cameraman? (Thanks to my [...]
Check out this email I just received from Chase Visa. It is nice to see that once you get past the bureaucracy, Chase really does care about their customers. I don’t know if they really understand my point, but I don’t really care, because they made good on their original promise.
I posted the other day about how Fieldstone Homes and Chase Visa are ripping me off and not providing the services they promised. Here’s an update:
Two little experiences from today that have me wondering if companies actually care about me as a customer:
My body is begging me, “Come on, just lay down for a few weeks.”
I haven’t posted in a while, but not because nothing’s been going on.
We had our ultrasound
Another successful movie weekend
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