sandestin, you’ve been living hell to me

A tax-deductible family vacation seemed like a wonderful idea several months ago when I paid for a conference in Florida scheduled for late July/early August. But every time I’d been to the panhandle, it was March (college spring break) or May (high school senior trip or weddings). And I’d never stayed at a [...]

changing brackets

I haven’t been particularly excited about leaving marketers’ “most coveted age bracket” (although this guy thinks the boomers are changing that).  I like knowing companies spend millions of dollars trying to figure out how to please me and how to catch my attention.  It’s like dating a Rockefeller.
But not any more.  Tomorrow I hit 35.  [...]

help me, andrew clark. you’re my only hope.

We’ve been trying to eat healthier the past couple of months.  Joined a local organic farm CSA and everything.  However, when the  neighbors came over with brats and chorizo for the grill to join our free range chicken on Memorial Day, I agreed.  And when the Mrs. cooked a dozen chocolate chip cookies, I found [...]

12 months later

I’ll bet you don’t know know where you were December 19, 2008 at 2am.  I was at the Pink Pony.  Arguing with a plaintiff’s attorney about the case we had against each other that was scheduled for a hearing in 2 days.
Me:  If I’m going to come up to forty-five, I’m going to need a [...]

10 months

It’s been 10 months.  3 months after my 7 months status post.
I didn’t write down any goals when I started like all the motivational books say to do, but I had a few in my head:
1) Bring in about the same amount of income in year 1 as I brought in the year before while [...]

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