Ooops, I’ll be right back
When keynote to over 200 people yesterday, I told them we would do an activity that involved my reading a passage to them. I gave them instructions on what to do, and when I looked for the passage, I didn’t have it on me. There they were waiting for me …
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Lose kids and turn into Flash
When we lose sight of kids, here’s what can happen: Professor’s BBC interview gets hijacked by kids On the flip side, we then gain superpowers and turn into Flash.
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That’s my suitcase!
As I walked toward the front of the airplane to deplane, I noticed the flight attendant was standing at the end of the corridor, holding my sports coat. But she was also oddly looking down toward the woman who was walking up the aisle right in front of me. I …
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Cool kid in the neighborhood
Facebook post from my friend Manny: “Started distance trails today after steady base building for two months, y estrenando nueva camiseta de La U!!! Was totally feeling like the cool kid in the neighborhood until I noticed I did my run with the store stickers still on the shirt.”
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Taking in my surroundings
We have an inversion table in our guest bedroom where I meditate every morning for 15 minutes, hanging from my ankles upside down. When I walk into the room to meditate, I usually close the door, but today I decided to leave it open because Rosie was sitting outside the …
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Walking in peace
I should be able to finally walk in peace, in socks and sandals, without wife criticism, now that we saw Argentina / PSG soccer star Angel Di Maria doing the same last night (when we stalked the Argentina National Team at their hotel).
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Car won’t start
SMS text from my friend Manny: “Walked to the parking lot, unlocked car, got in, wouldn’t turn on, looked around, realized I was in the wrong car.” His wife Diana then suggested he send me that story, as well as the time “he walked into the wrong apartment.”
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Luckily, nobody was home
Here’s how my friend Manny returned home one day: “I walked out of the elevator, went to our door and walked in, put my bag down and walked to the couch. Right before I sat down, I realized I was in the wrong apartment.”
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