Here’s a million-dollar idea. Make a beer container that’s easier to open than a pop top. On second thought, maybe not, those folks don’t handle change well.
I’m with Poncho on this one. I’m a hiker who likes to get out early, like dawn or before. Only drawback is I get to clear out all the webs for everyone else. Did 10.5 miles a couple of weeks ago, saw no one else until the last two miles, must have been ten million webs….
For me it was NPR, too. On a long drive and stumbled onto an hour long discussion on how the Middle East got to be the mess it is. Helped me understand that one sided, thoughtless, opinions of other places and peoples was narrow-minded and foolish. Made me stop thinking that news headlines were the whole story. That said, it does matter what talk radio one listens to, they are not all created equal and some, many, are downright subversive. If your news source(s) aren’t upsetting at times you’re probably listening to one-sided propaganda.
There was a nice one, little hole in the wall place, where the land ends in Harpswell, ME. Most meals came with an enormous blueberry muffin. It got replaced with a modern place about five times bigger. Still an OK place to eat, but I miss the old one and it character(s).
It was recently made illegal for people to “camp” on the streets here. But there is no provision saying where those who have too can go to be someplace “else”.
“Gee, Dad, I’m your son. Born of your genes and raised by you. How could I possibly have turned out like this?”