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Love Quantified
You can quantify your love for someone in many ways. I’ll give you an example. I stared at this bag all afternoon, only to deliver its contents to my wife. I think that ranks pretty high on the list of ways to show your love.
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Crunk
You know how I get crunk on a Friday night…cleaning bathrooms.
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Gift Buying Tip
Pro tip for buying gifts for your spouse. When they send you mixed signals on which gift they actually want, buy both, and make them pick. Problem solved, now I’m in the clear.
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Thankful
I was driving down 45 earlier thinking about my day and this short, thankful week when I approached an accident. A crowd had gathered as the emergency response teams were en route. I am extremely thankful for all the EMTs, police, firefighters, nurses, doctors, and others who do those jobs everyday. A nice reminder to…
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Creeper
I don’t care if you have a wife and/or daughter, but roaming through women’s clothing by yourself on your lunch hour (to find your daughter a shirt) is never a good look.
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To My Sister
I submit this photo as proof that I’ve always been in awe of having you as my little sister. And, that no matter what, I’ll always be by your side. I’m extremely proud of you today as you celebrate the completion of your degree! A select few of us know all the peaks and valleys…
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Sibling Love
Guilty! Posted by Men’s Humor on Friday, February 5, 2016
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Like A Girl
Raising a daughter I have a much better understanding of how important it is to empower women. Sports have already been a great influence in her life. I’ve been surrounded by strong women my whole life. I’m happy my daughter is learning from these same great women! #LikeAGirl #NGWSD
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Bucket List
Absolutely on my bucket list! I would love to make it to Alaska, Denali National Park, and see the northern lights. Bucket List: See the starry, starry nights over Denali National Park and Preserve in Alaska. If you’re lucky, you might… Posted by U.S. Department of the Interior on Thursday, January 28, 2016
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Our Overplanned Lives
I know several people who could use this advice. Nowadays I think it’s easy to over book our daily lives. Please follow the Harvard Business Review online and signup for their great newsletters to get more of this awesome content.