I’m not sure my writing is up to snuff lately, not that it was all that special to begin with. I can’t even follow what I wrote last week. I suppose it could be worse. The spelling appears to be correct.
I think I scheduled my flight for my San Francisco trip. I’m using the “free” ticket I got for getting bumped off of a flight last year and I was planning to use it for something interesting like maybe a trip back to Boston. But I’m taking this trip to Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference and the ticket’s about to expire. I went through various phone mazes with United and stood in line to get an envelope postmarked today and I don’t want to do that again.
I went through more of my dad’s stuff today and took a bunch of coins to the Coinstar machine. I had to drive around and find one that didn’t take out the 8.9 cent handling fee and got an Amazon gift certificate instead. This frugality is in contrast to the $200 Il and I spent on Friday at Ringside at my birthday dinner (and that’s with a 15% discount!). Once in a while you have to splurge and Kobe beef tenderloin is a good way to do it.
For future reference, First tech has:
“Free coin counting machines at all physical branches”
http://www.firsttechcu.com
They have one in Lloyd Center and a number on the west side of those hills.
There is a First Tech on Cornell too, you probably pass it on your way to MegaCorp.
Don’t you love it when we point this stuff out after the fact? That is why you should come to us before you do anything.
De-lurking to ask, “What is breakfast dinner?” If it cost $200 and include Kobe beef tenderloin, I assume it’s not breakfast at dinner time.