That's it. It's time for me to burn my geek card.
While ribbing some British co-workers over their good fortune of having May Day as a paid holiday, I was reminded that I should be looking forward to the fourth here.
Silly me, I corrected said worthy soul and said "Oh no, you're thinking of Cinco de Mayo. That's the fifth."
Never have I been so ashamed to be so terribly, terribly wrong.
I find my lack of faith disturbing.
The Babson Boulder Trail of Dogtown, Massachusetts
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Roger Babson was an entrepreneur and business expert who became a
millionaire in the early 20th century. That's not what this story is about.
Babson hail...
12 hours ago
1 comment:
The appropriate thing to do now is ensure you wish any and all British people a happy 4th of July from now on.
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