This is what Mondays were like for me in my old corporate days. They would start on Friday afternoon when I would make a list of what I hadn’t gotten to that week but would be at the top of the priority list on Monday morning. My desk would be be neatly organized and I […]
Savoring Moments: Father’s Day 2009
One of the many lessons I have learned this past year while chronicling my reinvention of life after Corporate America is that it is not just what I do for a living has that has changed. It’s how I look at almost everything. Take today. Father’s Day. For year’s I have pretty much ignored the […]
What’s In A Name?
There is a lot of commotion in the world of cyberspace lately about claiming your name. The New York Times had an article Thursday on keeping a true identity online. Facebook was encouraging users to claim customized Facebook web addresses. David Meerman Scott reiterated the urgency in his blog. There are countless articles out there […]
The Future’s Not Always Ours to See
I have not been able to get the lyrics to this song out of my head since I heard it this past Friday. Que Sera SeraWhatever will be will be The future’s not ours to seeQue Sera Sera The song, which originally was featured in “The Man Who Knew Too Much” in 1956, later went […]
Taking Note: Trish McEvoy
The first time I heard of Trish McEvoy was in the early 1990’s. I was on a ski trip in Aspen and had ventured into the Cos Bar looking for something that would remedy the havoc the altitude was wrecking on my skin. A team of Trish McEvoy make up artists were visiting. An hour […]
Living In The Land Of In Between
I am living in the Land of In Between. It’s this June Gloom thing that first got me thinking. June Gloom is what they call weather patterns that include overcast skies during late spring and early summer in California. I thought it was indigenous to that coast, but it seems to have descended over Manhattan. […]
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