I learned that much from Sheldon. Mostly by watching what he did wrong.
Last month, Georgia came home for fall break. She stopped by the Westfield warehouse to drop off a box of cupcakes from her dad, chocolate with silver sprinkles. GetParenting Tips
She stood in my office doorway and looked at the framed photo on the wall.
“You kept it,” she said.
“Of course I kept it.”
She came in and sat down across from my desk. She took a cupcake out of the box. She peeled the paper off slowly.
“Brent,” she said, with a completely straight face. “This chair isn’t facing northwest.”
I got up, came around the desk, and turned her chair a quarter turn to the left. ShopChairs
“West,” I said. “Best I can do.”
“Hmm,” Georgia said. She took a bite of her cupcake. “Acceptable.”
