Happiness CCCXXVIII
Learning something about myself: I’m not an IT guy anymore.
Happiness CCCXXVII
Building community is but one piece of a fulfilling day.
Happiness CCCXXVI
Change. Make it your motto.
Happiness CCCXXV
Sharing, have you tried it today?
Happiness CCCXXIV
Spending a perfect summer day outside.
Happiness CCCXXIII
While change can be intimidating, not taking the chance is absolutely frightful.
Campfire Computing Part 2
As always its the simple things that make the difference, and so it was this weekend. Ok, it’s not a campfire, but one of those fire-pit thingies that you can set up on the patio. It’s been an incredible month since we’ve moved to our place just out of town, and we’re beginning to settle into a relaxing routine.
Amy, Brianna and I are enjoying the stars in the sky, and the crickets in the yard. Watching the fire flickering away and playing “20 questions†to pass some time. Its been awhile since we’ve had some quite time like this, and its nice to have it right in the backyard instead of several hours drive away.
There’s a lot of writing I do that never makes it anywhere. Sometimes I think make a mistake in not publishing more posts when the muse strikes. Like tonight. There’s a lot of things that come to mind and, for once, I’m not going to talk business, or strategy or ideas around any of it.
Instead, it’s really about the simple things in life. Family, quite time, a flickering fire, and getting a chance to listen to it all.
Oh, and an the occasional shooting star doesn’t hurt too much either.
So, for all of us rushing through our days and weeks. Please don’t forget to take a day, an afternoon, or an evening, and sit down with family or friends. Or simply take time for yourself and relax. A few hours can make all the difference and is the recharge we all can make use of in our busy lives.
Happiness CCCXXII
There is a role that I fulfill. As soon as I create it, I’ll tell you more about it.
Happiness CCCXXI
Communication is a key to unlock the door to opportunity.
Happiness CCCXX
Really understanding that numbers are merely statistics that only stand in the way of doing.
