Cheers to the end of 2009. I don’t know about you, but that year –2009– not in my top ten for the decade or the prior 28 for that matter. I won’t begin to contemplate the future years. Woo. There’s one thing 2009 taught me, kids. Don’t be too hung-up on the future because trust [...]
Posts Tagged ‘good at life’
Life after a road trip
I went, I saw and I drove. Now, I’m back. Gone are my peanut butter and carrot lunches, Goldfish filled snack breaks and endless hours of driving along the Wyoming and South Dakota highways. It was good to be gone but it feels right to be back. I had plenty-o-time to think on the road [...]
My all American carpe diem road trip
Oh Robin Williams how right you were when you spoke to me — through the VCR of course — about opportunity and life and seizing the day. I always wanted an opportunity to throw caution to the wind and seize the moment, but I am horrible at it. My mind always races ahead. Minutes, days, [...]
When being good-at-life backfires
So this past week I attempted a too-good-to-be-true-trademark-good-at-life move, I switched my cable and Internet providers in an attempt to save money. Now I’m without Internet — until I can get it set-up — and let me tell you how much I miss the warm glow of my desktop computer slightly humming to me to [...]
Lacking and slacking
When insecurities still raise their chipper head.
Remembering the Rock
It’s the start of week two and I’m back to the future and working again. This morning my Ferris Bueller charm was off because the Golden Gate transit buses kept passing me by. When I finally got on my trusty and lovable 10, I had a nice window seat to look at Alcatraz below me. [...]
Watching from the sidelines
When you see yourself in your friends.
Moving on up
When you find leave the wardrobe for the working world