Funny. And I’m not a Brit. Though I can relate www.execupundit.com/2024/03/s…
My business cards for the past 40+ years (up to 2020). Think I have them all. they’re not in chronological order.
Next year I will have been an Arsenal fan for 2 decades. I was first drawn to The Gunners by seeing Thierry Henry play on TV. Then it was the amazing history of Arsenal. It was difficult being a fan the first few years as the EPL was rarely on TV. Even now NBC pushes many matches to cable only USA.
I tried going without an Apple Watch last year when the battery life on my old one was untenable. Got one for Christmas. Missed the health features like heart rate, EKG and accurate steps. I had heart issues a few years ago and still worry about it when I feel odd. Nice to check on the spot
Good weekend. Arsenal and Inter take care of business Parma held to a draw, but still 7 pointss clear at the top of Serie B
The cars I’ve owned -Volkswagen fastback -65 Chevy impala -Toyota Corona -Ford Thunderbird (the big one) -Toyota Corolla -Isuzu P’up -Nissan frontier x2 -Hyundai Accent (current 10 years)
The Peacock broadcast is about 90 seconds delayed. I get notifications on my phone before the goal is on TV. #Arsenal
Quantum gravity lives.
Call spoofing is out of control and the FCC says just don’t answer. What of if I’m expecting a call from a Dr or a repair company? For the most part, I only answer calls in my contacts. www.fcc.gov/spoofing
I bought an iPad 9 over two years ago. We just bought the same one for my wife last week. Old models didn’t seem to stay around that long before.
Liking the new Apple sports scores app so far. I’ve typically use the ESPN app for scores and game/match updates, but requires multiple clicks (taps)and often has spammy pop ups for UFC fights or other things that I have no interest in.
Almost perfect sports weekend. #Arsenal #Inter-Milan #ParmaCalcio all win convincingly. Mancity drop points. Spuds lose. The only mar was Liverpool getting all 3 points.
My best professional decision (9 months ago) at the point in my life was getting out of management and going back where I started as a dinner chef. As a manager, you’re always on edge. Now I control my future. I can do this full time as long as I want, then maybe pull back to part time.