A simple tick of the clock that humans assign such importance. Would that life actually cared about things like a new second; we would surely be more attentive to each moment, each action, each decision that we make that makes life harder for those around us.
But we’re not. Life isn’t like that. Life doesn’t care that the n [...]
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Hopes for the New Year
A simple tick of the clock that humans assign such importance. Would that life actually cared about things like a new second; we would surely be more attentive to each moment, each action, each decision that we make that makes life harder for those around us.
But we’re not. Life isn’t like that. Life doesn’t care that the n [...]
Through a Mirror Darkly
Fair warning: This is a self-indulgent and selfish posting. There’s nothing unique here; every parent feels this way. Feel free to ignore.
Another Sunday, another early departure from Church for me and the boy.
I know that no one really understands anyone, but I wish I knew what upsets him so. What causes him to cry out, almost in pain, [...]
Lessons Learned while on VacationR...
Vacation – a time when we’re supposed to remove ourselves from our daily responsibilities and live it up, let our hair down (well for some of you), relax, and set aside the cares of this world. Even better, a vacation on a cruise ship provides further isolation from the world around us with no email, no phones…no contact. I though it a [...]
Maybe I’m Amazed
Fifteen years ago today, on what would have been my dad’s 56th birthday (Happy Birthday, dad, I miss you), under a window-rattling thunder clap, the most beautiful woman in the city said “I do” when asked if she would marry me.
The thunder was a nice touch. Even the gods were celebrating the union of soul-mates. Or maybe the [...]
“Excellence Calls Us To Our Bet...
On Thursday night, the board began it’s meeting by honoring the coaches and players of the Huntsville High Baseball team for their state championship. It was an honor well deserved. While doing this, Dr. Wardynski stated that honoring these achievements reminds us of excellence, and “excellence calls us to our better angels.” [...]
A Way Forward: Saving Our Schools
Yesterday a reader wrote to ask, “How can we work to save all these wonderful schools?”
This was a fantastic question, and it reminded me that I had been meaning to write something like this for a few days now.
Now that the public meetings concerning the demographer’s report are over, what can now be done to work to save all [...]
Unanswered Questions: Huntsville City...
For starters, keep in mind that whatever I post tonight is going to be inadequate; frankly nearly every question asked over the past two weeks has gone unanswered. These are just a few highlights as night turns into day.
Why has David Blair only attended one of the School Closing Meetings? (Huntsville High. He was at the board meeting at Co [...]
Follow the Leader: On Being a Dad
Leader of the Playground
Once when the girl was still not quite three and the boy was happiest in his car seat carrier, we were traveling from Georgia and stopped at McDonald’s. Cause you know, you’ve just got to stop at McDonald’s. Doesn’t matter if you’re hungry (it’s actually better if you’re not). [...]
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