Here it is at the end of 2009. And while remembering all the cool stuff I want to do next year, I have to take a step back and look at the top five things that happened this year. Here’s my list: 1.…
One day I was sitting over at the Weaver household, and Ron comes in and throws this book at me. “You want to read this? I don’t want to. My friends in New Zealand say it’s good.” I looked at it and wasn’t…
Ahh the joys of Christmas – family, friends, alcohol, and why not add a charity event. Our friend, Lisa Jansen helps out with the Santa Crawl each year, and this year they wanted to have a “starter” event where proceeds would go to…
This little tidbit was something I wrote before we merged into One to One interactive. One thing I noticed while readings this is that mobile phones are getting more savvy in interpreting HTML email (e.g. Iphone), but this is still not standard. Catering…
26.2. It takes a car almost 30 minutes on the freeway to drive the amount we just ran. And to be quite honest, it was the hardest thing athletically I’ve done to date. The trip started off with the Weaver family and us…
I can still remember the day Bridget came home with a bag in her hand. She escorted me to the bedroom, and I excitedly followed. She reached her hand in the bag, and pulled out my present… I was hoping for something else,…
The other day while at work I received an urgent request for volunteers. I glanced at the email, and realized that I definitely had the skills to be of assistance. And so did a few of my friends. So the next day, a…
I used to go to the lake when I was a kid. I’ve also enjoyed snorkeling a few times, and was able to scuba dive once in Hawaii. Not too shabby for a guy who can’t swim. Bridget always made fun of me…
As with any traveling, there’s a lot of down time. Whether riding on a train or waiting for a ferry, this gives a lot of opportunity to catch up on some books. For our Greece trip, I brought two. The Art of War…
Olympia Bridget and I jumped on a train out of Athens to get to Olympia. Unfortunately for us, Olympia is on the other side of the Peloponnese ant the train does not go directly to the city. It goes towards the outside of…