Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for February 15, 2019

Adam, please don’t forget she’s your daughter and not just a pretty young blond at the water cooler.

Idiotic!

It’s very healthy, giving me ideas on how to drink more water.

Ironically, talking about how dopey having a water cooler in your home office is, in itself, water cooler conversation. Who knows where it could lead. Office football pool? Office party? The sky is the limit. Well, the budget is the limit, but you take my meaning.

Not those rotten cone cups!

A watercooler conversation has already broken out thanks to you, Katy.

I am always able to have a home water cooler conversation with at least two others.

Me and Myself

Unfortunately our differing opinions about last night’s game often lead to a rather “Animated” discussion. And I’m sure that black eye I gave myself will come back to haunt me.

Watercooler conversations are so 60s-70s. Kids today wouldn’t even understand this. Heck, I’m mid-50s, and it makes no sense to me, either.

I realize this is probably all happening over the course of one day, but considering how much of a caffeine junky he is, I’m surprised he lasted this long without coffee. And that will be his eventual undoing.

She’s always so negative