Grandpa joined us to watch what probably should have been Brit’s last game of the season, but UCR accomplished the improbable by beating Long Beach State and leapfrogging three conference foes to finish in third place, thus securing a spot in the Big West Conference Tournament.
Brit played her last home game of the season and clocked a season high 52 minutes. The way she enjoyed a nice dinner reminded me of my college days when my Dad would visit.
We were empty nesters for the first Halloween, so we turned off the lights and headed out to see Bad Grandpa. The trailer was great. The movie, not so much.
The tables were horrible, but dinner at Bartolotta was great. All of the seafood comes from the Sicilian coast within 24 hours. And we’re in the middle of the desert. What a great world we live in.
If promoters were to ask me what the ideal festival would consist of, I’d suggest they marry the best rock bands with the best chefs in the world and have it take place in Vegas.
Uber is the best iphone app I’ve ever used. One month into it and I’m sold. In a city without cabs, Uber allows you to tap an app on your iPhone and within minutes you’re in a limo or SUV.
With Sonia in Atlanta training our newest employee, I have been forced to revisit my customer service roots from the Chicago years and run the Basically Me desk.
Huge win for UCR against the favored Cal State Fullerton. Brit played 20 solid minutes, had a quick reunion with her high school best friend who plays for CSF, then signed autographs for 100 or so fans.
A-fib is one of the more common killers for men of my ancestry, but being over 40% is not great. Sonia’s highest risk factor for a disease was 14%, so 40% will keep me on my toes. I guess I’ll keep a closer eye on my blood pressure. Speaking of eyes, the second risk, macular degeneration is equally concerning. Being three times more likely than the average person to go blind sucks. The good news is that early detection is key in fighting the degeneration, so I’ll be checking.