Found it! How I love map nerdery.

(Noted in passing - spell check thought “nerdery” should be replaced with “herders”. Sheesh.)

That’s awesome.The hunt is up …

Of course you do …! yes, it’s always shocking to look up a “residential” location and find a curry place and a Starbucks. I really wanted to see what black brick looked like, so I took a virtual stroll and imagined the trees much shorter.

@williamdcohan.bsky.social apologies; I should have tagged you on this thread. I didn’t realize you were here.

Which volcano are we talking about here? Do I get to guess?

And I like Cohan's writing; I’m an early subscriber to #Puck.

But do I really want to spend my time in retirement rehashing my ancient history with GE?

I admit to a fascination with train wrecks, 5/5

Still, my years under GE earned me that rarest of things, a (modest) defined benefit pension. I do not regard this lightly. 4/

… whether we were a GE person or not. I was most emphatically not a GE person. 3/

For those who don’t know me IRL, I worked for NBCUniversal through the GE years (thus the morbid fascination.). I attended one of their storied executive training programs in Crotonville, where one of the speakers said the most important thing we could learn in the class was … 2/

Congratulations 🎉🍻

There’s no place like home, there’s no place …

I read it.