Watch out, there’s a new North-South divide
By Ken Conklin
I have a modern-day commute. I live in Daleville, but my office is in Alexandria near Washington, D.C., not Egypt. I make this distinction because when I go online to check the weather without paying attention, I get the Alexandria in Egypt.
I am supposed to be in my office when I am not on business travel elsewhere. In practice, I am not always physically there, as modern technology makes it possible to be connected to the world from my basement in Daleville while appearing to be in Alexandria. But, I am in my actual office enough to have become very familiar with the commute to it from Daleville and the endearing differences between my area and other regions.
Conklin, of Daleville, is in management in the technology industry.
May 19, 2012 - 8:01 AM
I don’t get the point, how does this p0st pertain to north and south? He appears to talk about the new electronic devices including the internet that makes the world seem smaller and make one think you are in one place while in another.
Great commentary! Witty and entertaining and I loved it. I am so gonna us that “STUT line”! And he is right, something happens the further north a southern child goes.