From the movie If You Believe:
"It's what you say yes to that determines your life. The no's just lead no where."

Pondering what I am saying yes to in my life. Wondering why I have grown more fearful as I grow older.

I think all the travel lately has my head spinning. Back from my Virginia trip, planning the Atlanta trip. Too bad I am just seeing generic hotel rooms and airports instead of the sights in these places ( Read more... )

I'm here is Boston to be "support crew" for my Dad who is running the marathon. I am thinking about doing the half marathon Jimmy Fund walk on the Boston route in Sept, and then my wild dreams have me thinking that a triathelon in summer 2007 at Lake Tahoe (swim 1 mile, bike 35 miles, run 10K) might be fun ( Read more... )

my life is like an amusement park ride - lots of spinning and motion and screaming, but not getting anywhere. Ha ha.

happy, but crazed with work. Off to Boston for the marathon, then Virginia to teach a training class.

The big software launch approaches. Friday, fingers crossed.

I've been happy, happy, happy lately. Could it be that spending 40 days focusing on Inner Peace has lead me to a better place in my life?

I awoke to 15 degrees and 5 fresh inches of snow. Undaunted, I ventured over hill and unplowed cow track to Grandmother's house to deliver a fistful of purple tulips, then to my parents' house for lunch and a rousing discussion, followed by a tour of R.'s work on a sunroom (beautiful) followed by lingering dinner at Cracker Barrel in front of a ( Read more... )

To my friends who don't see me kicking and punching several times a week, I offer the words "yes, I am still alive!" if somewhat swamped at work with the big software release. See you in April :-)

Top 5 things I'd do if this was my last day on earth
1. sleep late in my comfy, cozy bed
2. sip tea while watching the nature outside of Serenity House
3. call all the people I love
4. make love
5. watch the sunset

Interesting article that talks about being of two minds when trying to make money decisions Why Johnny Can't Save for Retirement