Category Archives: The Events that are: My Life
The Blessing
For everyone at The Colorado School of Mines, class starts today. Despite the fact that I’m not in school, I still like to celebrate this day, taking note of its significance. For me, it’s almost like New Years day, being … Continue reading
A Haiti Followup
It’s hard to believe I was in Haiti only seven months ago. It’s a weird dichotomy of feeling like time has been going both very fast and very slow, all at once. YouTube finally decided to allow uploads greater than … Continue reading
One Year Ago: Photo Time Capsule, Part III
The last month (of travel last year) was an interesting collection of friends from half a world away. I was with Charlie by this point (beginning of July) in Italy where we met up with his friend Andy, who’s from … Continue reading
A Red Hook Brew Tour
I went with Girlfriend to the Redhook Brewery on Saturday for a fun date (lunch + brewery tour = awesome). The tour was pretty fun, although not many people were there (it was noon and a bit overcast, not quite … Continue reading
Protected: Cognitive Dissonance
There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.
For the week of 2010-07-18 in Tweets
@audreyln FYI: Costco now sells gelato at the food court in reply to audreyln # RT @WookieeBoy Just so that we're all clear on the matter: http://i.imgur.com/5OenM.png #fb # @Netflixhelps is there an android app coming as well? in reply … Continue reading
Once upon a time….
Once upon a time…. …. in a land far away…. …. there lived a boy…. …. … Continue reading
What Are You Going To Do?
On Monday, I found out that I guy I worked with[1] who retired earlier this year was diagnosed with kidney cancer a week ago or so. By time the doctors found it, it had already metastasized to the rest his … Continue reading
You Need a Commitment Strategy Not an Exit Strategy
I’m reading Rework by Jason Fried and David Hansson of 37signals. It’s very much a book about business, management, and entrepreneurship. But I came across this section and couldn’t help but see how it was applicable to my life in … Continue reading