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  • To Paige, on the Occasion of your Third Birthday

    You are amazing. At three years old, you’re already showing every sign that you’re becoming exactly the kind of person that I feel grateful knowing- The kind of person who makes you feel like your life means something because they’re around and you got to witness them.
    Everything you do, you do it memorably. When you’re [...]

  • Attention: Serious-Face Post

    One of the most pretentious things I see is when people put up “If you like this blog, then you can thank me by sending me $$$ or buying me stuff!” *Mmmmmmpulch*. Thank you??!? Blogging is a desperate cry for attention, not some favor we’re doing. As soon as I see some hack no-talent writer [...]

  • Mom-Mom

    My Mom-Mom (thats grandmother for the uncultured) passed away.
    I never feel the big stuff like this right away. I think some of us are just wired this way naturally. It used to freak me out a bit, make me think I didn’t care. Now I realize it’s just nature’s way of making sure there’s someone [...]

  • WITHOUT A DOUBT

    Without a Doubt- New York Times article by Ron Suskind.
    Link for those who don’t want to subscribe to NYT.
    I’m voting for Kerry.
    True, I would rather just vote for my unborn child and Sean’s dog, but even they don’t seem to have their act together yet. I have struggled for four years to support the President. [...]

  • CSL 1981-2003

    This is another “serious face” post.

  • Strategic Planning Made Easy

    My mentor, Prof. Howard Olsen, recently published a book along with his wife and daughter, all who are in the field of Strategic Planning/Marketing. Today their book debuts on Amazon.
    Strategic Planning Made Easy: A Practical Guide to Growth and Profitability
    Prof. Olsen (and his family) has taught me pretty much all I know concerning marketing, [...]

  • FRIENDLY ADVICE

    “As you get older, you tend to have less- but better- friends.”
    Heard that on the radio, and it sounded new. Of course I’ve heard it a million times, but it means a little something different to me in my late twenties. In highschool I had very few friends. Not by choice per se, I just [...]

  • Sad Face

    For those who have just recently come to E&H.com, the “serious face” category is reserved for the truely serious stuff. It’s basically the only way people know I’m not joking.
    Well, the jokemonkey isn’t feeling too great today. One of my buddies is gone, and it’s an awfully confusing story as to why. Right now, it’s [...]

  • Life Has Its Near Misses

    Man. We were getting ready for work when Heidi’d mom called. She told us about the attack in Madrid this morning. Heidi’s sister is studying abroad in Madrid this semester and rides that metro every morning to school. We have confirmation that she is OK. Talk about a sobering morning. We love you Rachel.

  • Always Another Now

    I was watching Finding Nemo recently with Heidi and took note of the blue Fish Ellen DeGeneres plays who has no short term memory. It reminded me of something which I’ve been meaning to write about for a while. Movies and TV have displayed several characters with similar memory-related problems like Memento, SNL’s Mr. Shirt-Term [...]

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