Internet comment on historic preservation

I was just reading an article about a small historic village called Zoar, located near where I went to college in Ohio.  The piece was about the very real possibility that this one-of-a-kind place may be washed away due to a leaking levee.  Here is the first comment posted on this article, by user 'reelbigdave':

I've been on a visit to Zoar. Went to the Zoar Store. Paddled a canoe with a Zoar oar. In the museum, the even had a picture of the Zoarchestra. Then my wife stepped in dog poo and it smelled all day. We made fun of her. 

Thank you, 'reelbigdave'.  Clearly Zoar is exceptional and worth saving.

New things - Pros and cons

It's good to try new things. You might be pleasantly surprised if you just apply a bit of courage and forge ahead!



Then again, you might get the bejesus scared out of you, like this poor baby.

Actual thought I just had

"Ah, nothing like a fresh pack of post it flags!"

#secretarystuff #stenopool

Questions of the day

Here are some things I have pondered today:

1)Why do people insist on riding their bikes on the sidewalk? I suppose I could understand it in some cases, but this morning two dudes on bikes passed me on the sidewalk on Q Street... which has a freaking bike lane! The taxpayers of DC paid for your bikin' ass to cruise in safety in your very own lane, sir. USE IT. I mean, it's not called the sideride, is it? Drives me apeshit.

2) Remember AIM? Do people still use AIM?

I deeply pondered a third thing today, but I forgot it.