Cars, Security and a Peek into my Life
That’s my keyless entry fob, so luckily jammed into the trunk lid.
I found it after driving ohhh 10 km at 80 km/h. I’d broken my routine and placed it atop the roof, instead of in the cup holder, and the one time I break habit…
Imagine if it’d flown off? I’d have not known until the car ground to a halt. Then a sad walk backwards looking for the thing, then comes the worst part: calling Honda, “hi I’m a bonehead and your car is stuck here now…”
*wipes forehead*
They just arrived, from all the way far out of town at that. Good friends eh xo
And with housewarming gifts, all of which had a wish attached to them:
Honey – May you always enjoy the sweetness of life.
Knives – May your home always be protected from intruders.
Olive Oil – May you be blessed with health and well-being.
Plants – May your home always have life.
Rice – May the love in your home multiply.
Salt – May there always be flavour and spice in your life.
Wine – May you always have joy and never go thirsty.
Wood – May your home have stability, harmony, and peace.
And a broom too, because I am a witch? Could be.
kk gotta go, too excited. Didn’t edit the above photos even, think I’ve only done that twice before. And I get to drive her new Mercedes CLA 250 phft.
Have a great weekend TTY Monday xo
Going downtown is now an event. Today was about the 8th time, since July. When there I’m like woah, I used to live in this?!
Ran a couple contractors through my house this morning, then interviewed the chief marketing manager for Nissan for next week’s column, “Why don’t some cars come to Canada?”
Then downtown for Canadian Tire’s annual event, “These are the spring trends.”
Last year I jumped on their trampoline.
More running around, a meeting about making videos for someone (looks like it’s a go, tell ya more soon), and tomorrow’s deadline Friday so gotta go, will leave you with the shish-kabob I got you too, TTYT
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I’m especially excited to get Nuix’s input on the posts, because I am no expert, and the type of topics we’ll talk about is baby stuff for them.
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I’ll be the guinnea pig, and they’ll attempt (and probably succeed) in breaching my social media accounts, blog, and email to show you how easy it is to be compromised.
Small business owners – a responsibility comes with accepting credit cards and customer’s personal information, conduct your business security accordingly.
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They’re starting to arrive on 2015 models.
Push the button on the turn signal, and the camera mounted beneath the passenger side view mirror turns on, and displays what it sees on the dash screen.
Instead of turning my head and keeping my eyes on the road, I have to look down and into the cabin, now my eyes must adjust to the depth and light change, then I have to refocus back on the road.
I’m not seeing logic nor increased efficiency.
Not picking on Honda, they’re one of the first to bring this to market and that’s impressive, these things aren’t cheap to install, but they are not for me.
