Big Red Car here.
The Boss is still in Steamboat Springs skiing and I am still in the driveway waiting for the old boy to get home. I am wasting a lot talent just sitting here.
Which brings me to the subject of developing talent.
Big Red Car here.
The Boss is still up skiing in Steamboat. Snow is still pouring down and I am starting to feel just a bit sorry for myself. I have been cooped up all week since Sunday and am getting a bit anxious.
I want to get out and run. My job, my work, is to lower the top and run like Hell. Through the neighborhood — never, ever violating the speed limit mind you — and when The Boss is feeling a bit wild through the Hill Country and out to the lake and back again. I have a great job. I am in the pleasure business. Come ride with me.
Big Red Car here.
So, The Boss is in Steamboat Springs skiing. Snow is falling like crazy. He sent me a couple of pictures. Wow, that is some real snow!
Somebody is going to have a White Christmas!
Big Red Car here.
So The Boss is up skiing in Steamboat Springs in Colorado. I wonder what is going to happen with Colorado and the legalization of marijuana. I don’t see The Boss smoking any weed, but who knows. Away from home and all, eh?
Big Red Car here.
So The Boss is out having a coffee. Early riser likes to have a coffee for a meeting early in the morning because when the coffee is over he can scoot if he wants.
So I hear him talking about this article in The Atlantic. Read this article. The author, Kathryn Hawkins, wrote a great article. She writes some great stuff about innovation in the United States. Very interesting stuff on a number of different levels.
Big Red Car here. Hope you are well.
Reputations take a long time to develop. I should know. Back in the 1960’s, it was often thought that my 327 cubic inch motor was a bit smallish — WTF? With the passage of years, the old 327 has become the standard for vintage muscle cars. The most famous muscle car being me — a 1966 Impala Super Sport convertible (he said humbly).
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