You do vacation your way…
I’m on PTO this week. Six months in, it’s time for a much-needed recharge. I’ve done everything I can to prepare, including informing everyone who might be impacted by my […]
Meanderings
I think about a lot of things, and if it doesn’t fit into one of these other categories, it will go in here.
Boomers, their babies, and birth-year bashing
Yes, the alliteration is on purpose. Most of the much-maligned Millennial generation are the spawn of the Baby Boomers – thus, Boomers and their babies. The birth-year bashing is what […]
Turning outward
My daughter and I spend a lot of time in the car. In addition to the everyday of getting her to this or that activity, the fact that she lives […]
When cheap and stubborn work against you
I’m cheap. I hate spending money on anything that… …I can do myself or …doesn’t bring me joy. I think about the first one quite often. (I actually thought I’d […]
The power of deadlines
Our mortgage lender and our real estate agent got together to throw us a housewarming party this past Saturday afternoon. They did some online promotion, sent paper invites to our […]
He’s baaaaaack!
Hey, remember me? Your friendly neighborhood blogger? The guy who used to post faithfully every Monday, even if he had nothing to say? Well, I took an unscheduled month off. […]
Travel is broadening
I’m sitting in Awake Coffee Company in Conyers, Georgia, killing an hour before I meet with a client in this area. I’m also communicating with my team in Atlanta via […]
The bad old days
I’ve been doing a bit of reading and listening lately. One piece of media I’ve been consuming is NPR’s Buried Truths podcast, which explores black voter suppression in Georgia in […]
Wealth is happiness
Income inequality exists. It’s a simple fact of life in America. And it’s pretty easy to find news written about the 1% of income earners in this country, or alternately, […]
Psychology, sociology, demographics, and old cars
I like to take pictures of old, decaying stuff. I’m a partisan of patina, if you will. So when I found this strange cache of old cars and farm equipment […]