Cars, Security and a Peek into my Life
Spotted in an American airport.
Why go to all the trouble and cost to print this – on good card stock at that – but why not add a little effort and create proper logins & passwords? And print only monthly? I wouldn’t connect to this network.
Remember, airport WiFi is the most dangerous network in the world.
Airport WiFi looks like this – here
It’s the most dangerous network in the world – here
Which is why I don’t use it – here
I was fiddling with it the entire meal. When our waiter asked why, replied I was waiting to see what went into the slots.
He looked at me a little sideways, but said nothing.
Then peppers showed up, and then a flower… Then during dessert, a company spokesman said it’d taken them forever to make… wait.
Me – Thought it was just a blobby centrepiece, why go to such trouble…
Him – Flip it, Keri.
Face went :O
It’s the iconic Jeep grille.
Aside – points for working cars into a BloggingAboutFood.com post. Happens so rarely it’s the smallest blog tag – Eat a Car
Nicknamed, “A Priest and Nuns”, this famous rock formation is just outside Moab, Utah.
It’s supposed to look like its name.
I can’t see it, I just see spikes.
State Farm hosted a distracted-driving event – get behind the wheel of an Acura ILX and go around an autocross track while they bark instructions at you from a radio. I was alarmingly good at it.
Jokes aside, distracted driving is the new drinking & driving – don’t do it, me first.
Read it online at Autonet.
A car moving at 60 km/h will travel 16 meters – or 5 car lengths – in one second. Can you read a text in one second? No chance.
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About the Acura ILX – here
Back to ‘Keri on Driving’ – Index
Hi hi from Utah. It’s really red here, and looks like a cartoon.
Right now I’m in a remote ranch, then tomorrow I’m off on an extreme off-roading adventure where the sky will fill the windshield and wheels can slip and slide. I’m 1/4 Canadian journalists here, lucky eh. Tomorrow night we sleep in a cave?!
I forgot to pack a purse, so at dinner I used that envelope as one.
See? Cartoon.
The bad part is apparently cell signals have a tough time fighting through this landscape, as in, there isn’t one. Can’t phone, can’t text, WiFi is weak, my phone turned into a black box.
And it’s going to get worse on the trials tomorrow, and no chance while camping tomorrow night…
So that’s why I’ll be unreachable until Friday night.
Wish me luck! TTYS
