Re: Boiled Green Peanuts

On Wed, 6 Nov 2024, Citizen Winston Smith wrote:

Fishing can teach us a lot about life, and I find that the lessons I've
learned are very much applicable to business life.
 

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Patience, timing, strategy, the weather...yes...

To avoid over fished areas, to learn about the terrain, to learn about
the target you're after, adapt your tools to the situation, flexibility,
it just continues and continues! =)

True enough, but we need to have some hope of improvement and your nation could have been it as a model.

 I think if you took sweden in the 1920s to 1950s it would be a pretty
good template. I'd say it was the golden age of the country.

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At least you have that to reboot to, like a disk image.

We must always hope for the best! =)

Campers are not her cup of tea, but we'll see. Our neighbours in spain
really recommended us to go to Jackson hole for a nice nature trip, so
maybe a vehicle upgrade might be necessary there?

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To horseback.

That's a great idea! It's been many years since I last sat on a horse.

But a sound recommendation.
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And for a place to stay:
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https://www.gtlc.com/lodges/jenny-lake-lodge
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You will luxuriate in one of their cabins, I hope.

Looks nice! =)

Again the comparison. Compared with airline and airport food it looks
absolutely awesome!
 The only time I had better food on airlines is when I fly business, but
I only do that when I need to fly longer than 4-5 hours which is, very
thankfully, only when the wife drags me on some vacation trip to remote
and distant lands.

 As a plus you will also not gain weight on anything they serve...

 Very much true!
 

But for real luxury there is Canada's Rocky Mountaineer - now that is world class, for whatever that means.
 Or even their standard Via:
 https://youtu.be/G9Xh95FO0i4?t=734

 Impressive! I'm almost tempted to believe that if there is one thing
socialism actually does manage, its decent trains. ;)

 I am with you on that only because reality has made it so.
 Choices...lose a large military expenditure and it can trickle down elsewhere...

 True!

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It is so overdue!
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