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A Sad Day, Part II
A few weeks ago, my Grandpa Barnes died. He was 99 years old. I am sad. But, I am blessed. All of my grandparents shared in shaping me into the
18…the big one-eight
I used to joke that when someone turned 18, the best privilege was that they were able to buy lottery tickets. Now, I realize there is much more going on.
A Sad Day
Last weekend, I was asked to take down the “Thomas table” from my son’s room. When he was 4, I built him a table that was hinged to the wall
What a Gift
For Father’s Day, I received a great gift from my son, Fischer. He made me a wallet out of duct tape. It had 5 slots for my cards and money.
Out in the field
“In our family, there was no clear line between religion and fly fishing.” – Norman Maclean, A River Runs Through It For the next 5 days, I will be spending
My last 4 downloads from iTunes
“Tune Out” by The Format “London Rain” by We The Living “Irish Blood, English Heart” by Morrissey “Bleeding Love” by Leona Lewis All are solid. Get ’em.
The Bird
When I was 10, a bird flew into the sliding glass door next our dining room, as my family and I were eating dinner. As we ran to see what
The Cleanse
3 weeks ago, I started a cleanse. It wasn’t a diet. It wasn’t a weight loss program. What it was: a detoxifying of my insides and a re-adjustment of my
Starting a Business?
One of the greatest tools I’ve found for the Small Business Entrepreneur is CalGOLD. After a few clicks, a user can figure out every permit and license that is needed