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location, location, location

i just find locations of things interesting sometimes...

for instance...my workout club. it's in a plaza...so when you are running on the freaking treadmill, mean and nasty people get handel's homemade ice cream in a waffle cone {chocoholic chunk, too} and sit on the benches and watch you...and laugh.
bad location. and it's mean. altogether bad.

indianapolis opened our new airport a number of months ago, but i had only done drop off and pick ups...on our return from sc a few weeks ago, i found a proximity issue.

when you leave your car at the airport, you have to take a shuttle to get to your car or walk 5 miles...so you wait for the shuttle. and, you wait where it says, "shuttle pick up here".

so we call...and we wait by the sign...
i first notice this sign...and think, well i guess it's good to have a specified area for such things.
but then i realize, real estate really is all about location, location, location...bc i'm telling you when you are tired from traveling and you wanna get home and see your kiddos and there's the aroma of poo in the air, you still sit...and ryan, well, he didn't even notice.

i just think maybe, maybe someone would have thought a little about the poo place placement...but apparently not.

oh well. remind me next time to take my nose plug.

Comments

Mrs Montoya said…
Those things are just wrong in so many ways, but make for great writing topics! I am not so sure I'd ever survive a workout in your gym, though. Good for you!!!
Karen said…
I understand completely what you're saying, but on the flip side - service animals can't read and neither can their owners. Things have to be conveniently located, you know. What needs to happen is that someone needs to clean that place FREQUENTLY.
Live.Love.Eat said…
Oh I loved your little picture there with the doggies. It's so cute since I can't smell anything from where I'm sitting.

You're right though, you have great points. Isn't there a location committee you could be on or something?
Liz Mays said…
Oh no, poo poo placement gone bad!
Jen said…
that is quite the interesting place for that.
brionyskerjance said…
haha love this post...it is so true things aren't always thought out properly.
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