I’m the runaway son of the nuclear A-bomb, hurtling down Interstate 5 on a big black motorcycle hellbent for the Pacific Ocean, girlfriend tucked in behind me, hands tight on my hips as we try to put as much distance… Continue Reading
“If our lives were a movie, if our lives were a book It’d be longer than I could defend ‘Cause if you’re telling a story, at some point you stop But stories don’t end Stories don’t end They go on… Continue Reading
It seems to be an inescapable part of growing older: asking, “Do you remember -” and increasingly finding the answer is, “No.” The Rite Spot, Shasta Maid, Redding Bakery, Shasta Bakery, the Shack, Midway Inn, Ramona’s, Holly Cafe – for… Continue Reading
After a brief return from Patagonia to Buenos Aires, our 21st Century magic carpet was anxious to keep moving north to see the magnificent Iguazú Falls spanning the borders of Argentina and Brazil. This massive series of falls is second… Continue Reading
There’s someone I would like you to “meet”. It’s our friend Al, who is one of those “everyday heroes” you hear about, quietly living his life, helping others without asking for anything in return, and generally making people smile. He… Continue Reading
Groups of 50-500 employees often overlook the possibilities of “Level Funding” concepts, which is a hybrid of partial self-funding. In the past, partial self-funding was only appropriate for larger groups. But with the advent of the Affordable Care Act (ACA… Continue Reading
Have you seen the greatest meme of all time? The one with a pie chart showing the percentage of minds changed by a political Facebook post? Needless to say, It’s a solid red circle. Oddly, it’s the exact same pie… Continue Reading
How are you fixed for useless information to throw around at your next cocktail party? OK, if not the cocktail-party circuit, how about the next barbecue? No matter, if you care to read on, you’ll be the recipient of useless… Continue Reading
“A tremendous love arises simply for the miracle that is life, realizing that all and everything is the One.” Adyashanti I was about four years old. My mom was driving. It was just us in the car. We were on… Continue Reading
This is the story of how I survived my husband’s 50th high school reunion. It is also a book review of my new favorite book: “Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind,” by Yuval Noah Harari. And, yes, the two are… Continue Reading
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