Quite a change from New York. There, you could walk outside in bright sunshine and get splattered with rain before you got your car door open. It happens.
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| Schenectady is under water |
Two hurricanes in, oh, a couple of weeks? And others forming out in the Atlantic. No climate change going on at all. Zip.
In the meantime, Adm. Fox and I plug along at our classes with one hand, the other working on getting staged to pull out of California (as legal residents) in December. It's weird making all these arrangements to change health care around, move cars, pack up offices we've had for 20+ years. Weird doesn't really cover it though, I think.
My students are getting an interesting ride this fall, as my patience is, well, maybe a little thinner than normal when it comes to putting up with the B.S. One student skipped the first night session of magazine writing and had the gall yesterday to be upset that I dropped him from the course. There were four people waiting for his seat that first night.
Ironically, I added all four of those students and said, "What the hell, it's my last semester. Hang on tight, amigos."
Tonight it's off to Elk Grove for dinner at a Mexican restaurant with Chief Engineer Scott Noble and Counselor Jen Noble - part of a program to get in culinary shape for our return to Arroyo Seco.
Training can be soooooo hard.
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| Restaurant Las Brisas in Arroyo Seco |
1 comment:
Whaaah! I want to go to Arroyo Seco! Whaaaah!!
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