Priorities change as we travel through life; the growth of my child is going to remain on top!
Category: family
One ring goes in, two come out
Two months ago I began organizing a plan. The plan came with me verifying that my girlfriend was going to be available for Valentine’s Day. As you probably don’t know, my girlfriend had every intention to be in Colorado by 2/12, which definitely would not have provided her availability to go on a 'date night'… Continue reading One ring goes in, two come out
Contractual Love
Have you ever been the second person in a relationship to say I love you? This can be seen in any number of ways: a parent saying “I love you” to a child, a friend to another friend, a boyfriend to a girlfriend (or vice versa of course), husband to a wife (vice versa as… Continue reading Contractual Love
Being with people of value?
I’ve written before about a teacher whose class I was enrolled during my High School career. His message I understood was to surround yourself with people who are going to benefit you. Upon reflection, I realize that perhaps I misunderstood what he meant or at least what he intended with what he said. The way… Continue reading Being with people of value?
Learning how to love
As a white male living in middle class America with two loving parents who both sacrificed for my sisters and myself I cannot even begin to think I have not had a positive life and am thankful for all of the things that have been given to me throughout my life. Beginning full time work… Continue reading Learning how to love
Because of my daughter
Having three older sisters I have always been around females. By the time I advanced to college many of my friends were females and I had taken much from interacting with them; I had learned a lot about the female race. This permitted me to access and navigate through the female gender as a college… Continue reading Because of my daughter
The Founding Fathers have warned us over 200 years ago
Exploring the shackles of the existence in the United States the easy direction to point is the nearly daily mass shootings, the illusions of jobs without livable wages, the attack on public education through de-funding as a way to discredit its efficacy and the ballooning costs of health care with inefficient red tape. Although these… Continue reading The Founding Fathers have warned us over 200 years ago
