Paul Ellercamp - (Finally) maturing hack, chips now somewhat resolved; spleen open; no markers out; been around; swimmer (ocean)… Used to tweet as @oceanswims
#ParcMonceau has been, since a man ‘discovered’ it c. 11 years prior, one of the most beautiful, if not the most beautiful public space that man has experienced. And we.. er, he considers himself rather a connoisseur of these things. This one’s for you, Richard Cunningham. #Paris
This is weird. But maybe you need to fight weird with weird. Like the extremities of the pendulum’s swing… #IThinkTheresSomethingInThatForAllOfUs https://t.co/OCZIcZ5lBX
Worth a read by all those who travel by whatever mode. The writer neglected to mention backpacks, worn either back or front or both, but should have… #Travel#Tourists#Gripes#Etiquette https://t.co/S5hI6tFbha
Le parc, autumn morn… (ok, it’s not autumn till Sept 21, but here the air’s already crispy, and the leaves are turning and even falling)… You’d have no idea that we’re near the heart one of the world’s most animated cities… #Paris
A man has found paradise, out in the ‘burbs… Cafe Daguerre, sirloin, ‘sagnant’, sauce créme de moutarde, and ‘favourite potatoes’, sautéed vegies, and 1664 at Happy Hour … #Paris#PigIn
There should be a law against wearing backpacks on public transport. At least, make these self-centred cretins do a course, like driving, in order to qualify for a licence.
Alan Joyce’s book highlights the obligation on company boards to prioritise shareholder interests in decisions. It usually means other stakeholders - customers, staff, ‘the public’ - are dudded, often big time. Are shareholders better off if their company’s name is mud? #Qantas