“Success is walking from failure to failure with no loss of enthusiasm.” Winston Churchill It’s funny how we measure our lives. Until you go to your high school reunion and some friend from the fringes guilds the lily and tells … Continue reading
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My first year of college I worked at the school radio station. I don’t know that you could really call it a full-fledged radio station. We broadcast for an hour every night on a local “legitimate” radio station…WHKP from what … Continue reading
I love creative building. I love the tiny home movement. It frees up a way of affording a home that wasn’t really available before. But most (or many) of these tiny homes used to be trailers. They’re built on trailer … Continue reading
If you want to be happy, be. ~Leo Tolstoy My first year at camp I had a friend who asked me what I wanted out of life. I didn’t think very long about it before answering, “happy…I want to be … Continue reading
I’m feeling a little bit under the weather this morning…and thinking about being required to take the flu shot. How about that? Required ….you read that right. Earlier in the week, I saw a video report about health care workers … Continue reading
My oldest son says, “I hope it’s going to snow” when the forecast calls for a possibility of frozen precipitation. I imagine skidding off the mountain, trying to stop for one of the funky “side of the hill” mailboxes … Continue reading
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45DMMgLMYuU Two posts in one day isn’t usually something I have the “energy” for…but felt like I needed to counter the negative with some positive. Here’s a snippet of a Joel Osteen sermon that addresses what the other video was … Continue reading
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=STfEPWB6MJs I used to wake up everyday to this guy’s website. Glory to the day…here’s a healthy helping of angst and paranoia. There are things that happen…there are things we can do something about…but to live each day aware of … Continue reading
I’m reading a book called Record Store Days by Gary Calamar and Phil Gallo now and it’s bringing back a lot of memories. I guess that’s a trend right now…see yesterday’s post if you don’t notice any continuity. I’m not … Continue reading
Until you get old enough to have a “back in the day” moment, it doesn’t really hit you that everyone has a yesterday. When I was in High School, I played bass and screwed around with playing in a couple … Continue reading