One cuts, the other chooses… As the youngest of 6, portions and portion control was always a big topic around the house. The end to all arguments was simple – one of you divides it in half, the other picks.
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There’s no handlebars either It’s kind of like riding a bicycle, except there’s only one wheel. And once you learn how to ride it… well… I suppose for some people it is lost with age… And I found one the other week!
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I’m not the Complaint Department I’ve come to realize that I really dislike complaints sent in my direction… Maybe I’m more sensitive than others, but I really don’t have much to base this on. In any case, I’ll usually respond to stop complaints from happening. Unfortunately it isn’t always the response the other person might [...]
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Reflections on the #Trust30 “Ralph Waldo Emerson” effort of The Domino Project I’ve recently finished an effort that was borne out of The Domino Project, Seth Godin’s new(ish) publishing venture. They realized that it was Ralph Waldo Emerson’s birthday (well, not really his birthday because he’s long dead, but an anniversary of the day he was [...]
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Have you had some lately? This week’s orienteering adventure gives me a moment to talk about being a little bit too confident. It was one of those times when you don’t consider what might happen, and do something that seems reasonable up until the time it doesn’t. Have you done that lately?
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