Wednesday of this week (10/28), was the third anniversary of my proposal to Laurie. I’m still thrilled that she said yes.
We were married six months later — April 28, 2007.
Continue reading The one where we say ‘I do’
Wednesday of this week (10/28), was the third anniversary of my proposal to Laurie. I’m still thrilled that she said yes.
We were married six months later — April 28, 2007.
Continue reading The one where we say ‘I do’
I do my best to offer grace and understanding to folks — no matter where they are, what they’re doing or how they’re doing it.
But sometimes when it comes to communicating, certain things get under my skin. I’m not sure why, they just do. So I thought I’d offer a little insight into my world with a list of my Top 12 communication pet-peeves.
(I know some of these might feel like I’m picking on you. I’m not. Trust me, there are more than one person that does each of these — and several folks do multiples of these. Consider this a confession on my behalf more than anything else. Perhaps this list will give you a little more understanding into my world — and then you can offer some insight into your world as well.)
Continue reading Top 12 communication pet-peeves
Wow!
Resting up from a quick trip to and from Houston, Texas last night to see four Irish lads and their space station (aka U2‘s 360 World Tour).
Continue reading Bono to ground control – ‘Houston we have no problem’
I’ve picked up an interest in genealogy over recent years. I’ve been tracking what I find on Geni.com as well as our own family Wiki site.
It’s interesting to track where you’ve come from.
Some interesting folks in our family tree include:
President James Madison, Jr
Wyatt Earp
Gen Edmund P Gaines – Gen. War Of 1812 and man who arrested Aaron Burr on charges of treason
Robert/Richard Gaines – who signed the Texas Declaration of Independence
Continue reading A mixed up family tree
Despite the rain (that just keeps coming back), we were blessed with another great time this weekend.
Continue reading Monday briefs
On this week’s podcast, Justin Snyder makes a comment that’s stuck with me since our chat last week.
“You should do what did when you were 5, because that’s what you really enjoy – that’s what you’re really passionate about.”
I twittered it yesterday, and got some fun responses on Facebook…
Continue reading What did you enjoy?