“If you’re a U.S. subsidiary of a big U.S. firm and you’re based in Europe, whom do you obey? The European law that says you can’t hand it over because of GDPR or the American laws that say they have extra judicial control and you’ve got to hand it over?"
Mirrors only became commonplace and inexpensive in the 19th Century. Until then, almost everybody had no idea what they looked like. They had never seen images of themselves.
I saw this regal gentleman at Lake Murray. 📷
Drive-through communion at the church up the street from us. 📷
Communion was no longer running when I saw the sign while out walking yesterday. That’s a good thing because I would have hopped in my car, driven up and asked for a grilled cheese burrito and chalupa supreme with a pineapple twist freeze and then I would have gone straight to hell.
The church is Baptist but often hosts other denominations.
Too often I try to get just a couple more shaves out of an old blade. That’s a metaphor for something.
The good: I shaved with a new blade this morning and I’m wearing a new shirt.
The bad: I have a razor burn on my left cheek from the last time I shaved, and a blemish on my philtrum.
I resolved on Thursday to do less Facebook, because Facebook doesn’t make me feel good. I was on Facebook this weekend more than I would’ve liked, during which time I learned about three friends going through big life events.
Doing less Facebook is not easy. People who never joined made the right choice.
I’m unfollowing a lot of people I don’t feel strongly about, and leaving groups. I’m there to get updates from friends and family. That’s all.
Vacation photo, Borrego Springs, California, 2013 📷
