Big Red Car here. So we are having a spot of winter here in the ATX. Mother Nature has arrived and she’s wearing her long mink, mink scarf and mink mittens. It’s a brisk 37F and an expected high of 43F. Brrrr!
Big Red Car here. Ahhh, The Boss had a terrific day of pressure washing <<<link here yesterday and is about half through with the backyard. Nice to see the Old Boy get his relaxation on from time to time. He seems so damn content.
So The Boss was visiting with one of his brilliant CEOs and with no prodding the CEO offered up that times were good and he hoped he did nothing to screw it up.
Big Red Car here. Well, Old Sport, you know what’s next, right? Haha, great day in the ATX, ya’ll. Warm, clear, sunny and glorious. On Earth as it is in Austin, By God, Texas!
So The Boss is talking to one of his brilliant CEOs and they get into the subject of CEO coaching and all things related to advice.
Big Red Car here. Going to be a great day. Me and The Boss have already been for a good swim. I let The Boss swim while I keep an eye on things.
This morning, clear and when The Boss looked out his office window, there was the UT Tower shining bright in the before dawn light.
It doesn’t get better than this — On Earth as it is in Texas, ya’ll!
Big Red Car here. Bit cloudy in the ATX and can’t understand why exactly. Forecast was for a nice hot, sunny day. WTF, Big Red Car?
Speaking of cloudy, there is probably no more difficult subject to address than the giving, receiving and using of advice.
Big Red Car here. Going to be a very nice day in the ATX. What a Sunday.
Did you see that moon? Supposedly the largest and brightest moon in a long, long, long time.
Big Red Car here. Low clouds, warm wind out of the south — going to be a nice hot Texas day before it’s all over.
The Texas heat can be a chore but it’s only June, so it is only going to get hotter. Haven’t hit 100F for a stretch yet, so we still have a bit of time to go. Bring it, sayeth the Big Red Car.
Big Red Car here. Going to be a bit cloudy and gloomy in the ATX today. Hmmm, it is getting close to Memorial Day, the day of historic Austin, Texas flooding.
You are way too young, Grasshopper, to remember the 1981 Memorial Day floods when Shoal Creek was filled to overflowing with wrecked cars. Oh, that was a day.
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