Doing nothing in Georgia

Doing nothing in Georgia

I arrived in Atlanta on Monday evening, not without a few hiccups getting here. My plane from my hometown to San Francisco was 2 hours late, meaning I missed my connection to Atlanta direct by about 10 minutes. So, I was put on a flight to Denver Colorado, which was leaving in 10 minutes, then on to Atlanta Georgia. I got here a few hours later than I was originally scheduled.

Interesting thought. What plane was my luggage on? I went to baggage claim and as I expected my luggage didn’t show up. I went to the United Baggage Claim Office, where outside the door was my luggage with a number of other peoples. It seems like my luggage did make that first flight or maybe another one that got to Atlanta faster than I did.

I arrived at the store where I was to begin installation, to quickly recognise that once again that wasn’t going to happen. This is the 3rd installation in a total of 6 where I could not do anything due to the store still being built, running behind schedule.

All day Tuesday I did nothing. I watched TV, read online news, played a few games and did some website work.

Right now it’s 4pm Wednesday. I still have not done anything because the store is not ready. Apparently I can go down there in an hour and install. We’ll see.

I’ll catch you later.

Mike250

Australian. Sport. Passionate Cricket Fan. Go Pro. Abseiling. Snorkeling. Travel. Golf R. SQL Server Developer. Three sons. One daughter. Last Trip: New York.

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  1. Early on in my life Stateside I had the opportunity for a sales Rep position with my company which would have meant a lot of traveling all over the States. Unfortunately it came when we found out my wife was expecting our first child, and as much as I wanted to see more of the States the last thing I wanted to be doing with my wife pregnant was flying all over the country and maybe being home for just 1 to 2 weeks of the month.

    I envy your opportunity to see this amazing country, even if it is major city after major city.

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