Lessons Reinforced
We knew the separation would be tough on my autistic son, but the disruption proved to be more than expected – and we handled it all wrong.
Arizona: One-week later
As many of you know, I arrived in Pheonix last week after a semi-grueling 1,755 mile, 26.5 hour, cross-country drive. Though it was tough to leave my family and despite seeing some interesting things a long the way, I’m happy to be here and it’s been one hell of a first week. The Bachelor Life…
Only in America (I hope)
I apologize for the lack of pictures but keep in mind that, unlike most people, my phone isn’t an obsession and is not permanently fixed to my hand. I’m a responsible person who chooses not have immediate access to his phone while operating a motor vehicle. Well. Most of the time anyway. Besides, traveling down…
A New Chapter – Part Two
The following sentence won’t win me any Blogger-of-the-Year awards, a Pulitzer, nor will it help stop the dramatic plunge of my remaining man-points that seem to be dwindling with every mile driven in a mini-van and each watched episode of Baby Daddy, Melissa and Joey and anything on the Sprout channel. I’ve been crying a…
A New Chapter
Leaving one job for another is not always easy. Especially considering I’ve had some good gigs working for organizations that do a lot of good for a lot of people. Yet to leave one state for another is an entirely different thing but that’s exactly what I’m doing. We’re moving out west for a new job and new adventure – and I’m scared as hell.
Another Religious Rambling
Warning: the following is religious in nature and should not be read by anyone. Before the Bible, obviously, there wasn’t the Bible. Communities tended to base their beliefs and practice around either the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke or John or from the writings and ministry of Paul. This went on for a couple of…