Monthly Archives: June 2019

Moving Goals Forward

Are your goals stalled? Are you determined to get all your projects defined and prioritized? Do you want a shove? Well, this isn’t it. I’m in the same boat as all of you. I am a productivity, motivation, time-management, fast-charging, … Continue reading

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Remembering Dad

The chemotherapy caused his death. I was sure of it. One day we were talking normally in the hospital, and the next day, after the treatment, he couldn’t even speak. He seemed scared and lost. Then the doctors decided to … Continue reading

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Crossroad Confusion

I’ve been thinking about crossroads today. Have you ever … arrived at the crossroads and didn’t know which way to go? came to the fork in the road and couldn’t tell which road was the less traveled? turned right on … Continue reading

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A 1956 Plymouth Wagon

Dad called it a Hippiwampus. I’m not sure where that name was birthed, but it seemed to fit. What started as a typical 1956 Plymouth Suburban Station Wagon was now a full blown hunting buggy, with no resemblance to the … Continue reading

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Logitech’s Smallest Keyboard

Writing on a tablet with a portable Bluetooth keyboard is easier than ever. Of late, I have to work from different locations daily. This situation has forced me back to my ASUS tablet and the Logitech keyboard. I wrote an … Continue reading

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There Were Two Gorgeous Cars

I couldn’t believe my eyes. There were two of them just sitting there. They were gorgeous. My wife and I were driving up Buchanan Street in Amarillo, Texas. She spotted them first. The gasp caught my attention, but by looking … Continue reading

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I Tried to Move from Evernote to Onenote

I tried to move from Evernote to Onenote. I really did. I rearranged notes, exported them into Onenote, and spent an entire month working only in Onenote. It was a struggle. Not a Onenote Newbie I first used Onenote when … Continue reading

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Writing for Business and Pleasure

Many have said that to be a writer, one must write. Write every day. Write, write, write. In 2006, one of the goals I set was to write every day. Not necessarily to publish, but to write. And for that … Continue reading

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