After Jaxon’s birthday party a couple of weeks ago, we gave him the pick of what we’d do as a…
The final entry of my favorite comic strip was in the paper on December 31, 1995.The Calvin and Hobbes finale was both the perfect goodbye and an enduring encouragement for new seasons:
“Wouldn’t it be better for us to go back to Egypt?” — Numbers 14:3
The children of Israel said this on their way to the Promised Land. The field report they just heard brought tangible examples of the wealth ahead, but also descriptions of the mammoth enemies…
In the summer of 2006 Jeannette was 5 ½ months pregnant with our first. We hadn’t taken a real vacation in a few years, so we decided to have a nice last fling before the two of us became the three of us. There was no need for negotiations on where we…
Yesterday was a post about 9/11.
But today is September 12th.
Everyone goes back to the grind, back to the busyness and hectic pace. There will possibly be a few mentions of 9/11 throughout the day:
Stop looking at other yards!!!
Over the weekend Jeannette and I were able to take the kids to the Magic House in St Louis. It’s one of the best children’s museums that we’ve been to with tons of different environments for the kids to be creative and play make-believe.
Seth Godin wrote the following on his blog today.
“I don’t even know what I’m afraid of”
This is the fear that kills brands and b2b sales and individual creativity. It’s the fear without a name, without a face, without false facts that can be…
If it didn’t take hard work it wouldn’t be worth building
If it didn’t stretch you it would be a complete waste of energy
If it didn’t make you feel like giving up at times it wouldn’t be worth persevering for
Before starting to work on my own post for today I checked my email and found the below post from Michael Hyatt’s blog. I normally don’t just rehash other people’s stuff on here but this was too good to not share. Highly recommend you reading…
