Wednesday, August 31, 2011

Home is where the plug is

I’m sitting in my new office. It’s called Starbucks Coffee! We’re into the second day of no electricity after the hurricane, a problem forcing me to seek out a new place to plug into for power. The fascinating thing about this adventure is discovering how many people are sitting at Starbucks working on their laptop, using their cell phones, drinking coffee, and pretending they are at work. 
I remember back in 1985 we had another hurricane which knocked out electricity. In that storm we had no Starbucks, no laptops and no cell phones. Think about that. To make a call away from home, we needed to find a pay phone (that is a phone that you have to put money into if you want to make a call). 
The only thing that remains the same is the coffee. Nevertheless, twenty five years ago I didn’t have to pay $4.95 for a cup. Just Say'n
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