I found this interesting. Particularly because we are directly under San Antonio, yet, I saw more hot women hailing cabs at LAX than the whole four days I was in San Antonio (no offense to my friends in San Antonio). Then again, maybe I’m looking for a specific type of woman that doesn’t really nest in San Antonio.
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On Saturday we woke up dark and early before the sun in order to catch our Uber to LAX before 7am. We were flying southwest and had checked in the day before right at the buzzer, the instant we were allowed to, but still ended up in C group. When we finally lined up we […]
Our train arrived in Paris after sunset and we tried to use the “easy” subway system we experienced in London and Brussels but were quickly stymied by a glitchy machine that wouldn’t keep English selected past the initial screen. Kind of a problem for figuring out what to buy. Belgium even had a guy walking […]
We reached Brussels before sunset, perfect for checking out the Bourse Christmas Market. We’d picked the right lodging in some ways and the worst in others. The hotel was right next to the market and the hub of the city, but it was also somehow very loud at night with clanging and banging and strange […]
But isn’t “hot” what you want to be right now? It’s so hard out here for an old white guy to be “cool”.
well, you see, we don’t have seasons here…
I agree with the Author in that Forbes incorrectly assessed LA’s rank in coolness.
“In “Cool Factor” LA came in 17th, the “Cool Factor” was determined by surveying people and asking, “Among the following U.S. Cities, which one do you think is the coolest?”
Here’s a question to ask regarding that question, “Who were they talking to?” These people ranked Minneapolis-St.Paul as the eighth coolest. Really? Is it because Prince lives there? Does that up their “Cool Factor”? ”
Um . . . yeah.