- I love digital keys and checking in on your phone. It’s very helpful when you look like you need a pack mule to get all your “stuff” up to the hotel room. Rearranging the precarious load to collect your room key is challenging to say the least.
- I never learned to use chopsticks. I feel at this point in my life I probably won’t. I compensate by using them as a spear. This works less well with salad.
- CHCH has great old reruns on. I need to figure out why I don’t watch them at home.
- I don’t understand how to eat tail on shrimp in a dish with sauce. I end up using my fingers and feel like I’m five.
- When staying in the same hotel as the meeting I have an overwhelming urge to go to the meeting in my socks because I don’t need shoes because I’m not going outside. I’ve managed so far to quell the urge.
- I do go to the complementary breakfast in my socks.
- At those breakfasts, grapefruit should not masquerade as watermelon. They are very different.
- Regulating temperature in hotel rooms shouldn’t be as challenging as I find it.
- Meetings are better with knitting analogies. “We need to stay focussed on the knitting” is a cliche I can get behind.
- The power flickered just before I got in the elevator. Trapped in an elevator is one of my fears. I found the stairs.
Wonderings (and wanderings) from a windy isle and what I knit along the way.
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The “sock thing” is a shared thought. I like the list. Maybe the knitting analogy contains a number of other life lessons? You should share more of those Bonnie. Who knows … there might be a book.
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