Actually I came home on Thursday night and left Saturday morning to take my folks on a tour of the fall foliage and to meet my brother in Arkansas. My brother doesn't live in Arkansas, he's working there for now-and we met in Ft. Smith.
In the past week I have raced dogs, moved couches, backed up giant moving vans down curving driveways, took a shit in the woods, eaten world renowned burgers, talked about dreams and life with my parents and watched a lot of spooky old movies. It's been a good week.
Sunday, October 31, 2010
Monday, October 25, 2010
Geeking out
I am in a seedy motel charging batteries on cameras, setting up iPad and drinking coffee. I have three dogs with me. Tonight we go to Austin to help a friend move, the past weekend was a flyable tourney,
I am liven the dream....my dream.
I am liven the dream....my dream.
Monday, October 18, 2010
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Random things
I have been on turtle rescue, dog search and find, business junkets, vet visits, legal missions-all since waking up Tuesday morning after driving home most of the night Monday. It's been one strange week.
Ok-it's not THAT strange-except that range of life experiences has been unusually broad, even for me. I actually delayed legal research to go drop off the turtle in a safe location. The legal crap got handled AND the turtle got saved. For me-BOTH were equally important.
I think that illustrates something about me that many people just don't get, and it's nothing I can explain. They were both equally important-that's the best explanation I can give. I can go as far as to recognize other people would have different priorities-I just can't always buy into those alternate priority lists.
I got to revisit a bit of how corporate America thinks and runs this week-and I still don't care much for it. I got to contemplate what is legal vs. what is moral-and how the two are often not the same thing.
Sometimes people are like turtles-basking in the road, oblivious to the dangers all around. I think both deserve to be saved. That's how I roll.
Ok-it's not THAT strange-except that range of life experiences has been unusually broad, even for me. I actually delayed legal research to go drop off the turtle in a safe location. The legal crap got handled AND the turtle got saved. For me-BOTH were equally important.
I think that illustrates something about me that many people just don't get, and it's nothing I can explain. They were both equally important-that's the best explanation I can give. I can go as far as to recognize other people would have different priorities-I just can't always buy into those alternate priority lists.
I got to revisit a bit of how corporate America thinks and runs this week-and I still don't care much for it. I got to contemplate what is legal vs. what is moral-and how the two are often not the same thing.
Sometimes people are like turtles-basking in the road, oblivious to the dangers all around. I think both deserve to be saved. That's how I roll.
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Home Again
Texas trip was awesome. Good friends, good food, a wedding and no funerals. Lots of road time. Naps on the road in truckstops-side trips-all the stuff I love and more!
Came home to a few wrinkles that developed while I was away-but hit them hard and worked it out. My life is so strange-in one day I saved a turtle from himself (basking in the sun) and saved my father from himself (didn't set up a business structure quite right). It's all good now-and it's all important stuff-businesses, turtles, dads.
I'm still wiped out-but in a good way. Face hurts from laughing-big deep belly laughs. Some tears and real hugs too.
Oh, and we had an earthquake this morning but I didn't feel it-guess I didn't have enough coffee in me . Go figure.
Came home to a few wrinkles that developed while I was away-but hit them hard and worked it out. My life is so strange-in one day I saved a turtle from himself (basking in the sun) and saved my father from himself (didn't set up a business structure quite right). It's all good now-and it's all important stuff-businesses, turtles, dads.
I'm still wiped out-but in a good way. Face hurts from laughing-big deep belly laughs. Some tears and real hugs too.
Oh, and we had an earthquake this morning but I didn't feel it-guess I didn't have enough coffee in me . Go figure.
Saturday, October 2, 2010
Just checking in
I've had some wins, some losses and so it goes. I'd like to think I am holding my own and making a little progress-but at times I can't be sure. Eh-that's life, isn't it?
I'm very much in a one foot in front of the other phase-no grand plans. I like plans-I really do-but I can't seem to form one at that moment that I can have any faith in at all. So I am just doing what I can when I can and we'll see how that works. I think it's far better than doing nothing at all.
In an effort to keep moving-I do move on. If I can make a decision-I save it for later-BUT I move on to something else. Cause there is always something else. I call it creative procrastination. It sounds fancy, doesn't it?
My head just can't deal with a lot of absolutes and etched in stone things right now. So, I look at the current crop of possibilities-pick one that looks promising or interesting-and just keep moving-one foot in front of the other. I'll let you know how that works.
I'm very much in a one foot in front of the other phase-no grand plans. I like plans-I really do-but I can't seem to form one at that moment that I can have any faith in at all. So I am just doing what I can when I can and we'll see how that works. I think it's far better than doing nothing at all.
In an effort to keep moving-I do move on. If I can make a decision-I save it for later-BUT I move on to something else. Cause there is always something else. I call it creative procrastination. It sounds fancy, doesn't it?
My head just can't deal with a lot of absolutes and etched in stone things right now. So, I look at the current crop of possibilities-pick one that looks promising or interesting-and just keep moving-one foot in front of the other. I'll let you know how that works.
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