Stress can literally kill us. (This is a bad thing.) I try to remain as stress-free as possible. Especially when I travel for work. When I travel for leisure, I usually don’t get stressed because I don’t have deadlines. Regardless what you’re traveling for, it’s important to stay healthy when doing so. Tony Schwartz, of [...]
Continue Reading →June 5 – I woke up Wednesday morning and while waiting on my ride I got some chores taken care of, listed below in order of least favorite to less-least favorite: – Scooped the cat poop – Bagged the cat poop – Threw the cat poop in the trash – Cleaned the toilet – Made [...]
Continue Reading →Flashback to two-ten…What I did during my weekend in Denver. Heard the dreadful tale of six-dollar Mike – a guy invites my friend, Natalie (aka “Nate”), on a date and proceeds to ask for $6, because he doesn’t have enough cash. Weak. Met several interesting people, all friends of Nate and Char[lotte], and toasted to [...]
Continue Reading →For dinner the night prior, we ordered pizza – just the way I like it: easy on the tomato sauce. Among my observations from the slowly closing day, was Olivia’s fascination with overcoming the communication barrier between us. She’s a smart one and quickly figured out a silent workaround. Her method consisted of hand gestures, [...]
Continue Reading →Slowly, I rose to my feet and let the blood flow south to my Nikes before stretching, grabbing my maletas and exiting the plane. I followed the yellow line for transit passengers to a second security gate, which I could have easily passed through un-detected, except for the armed Argentinian ordering me to do things [...]
Continue Reading →Two-hours-twenty-one minutes until take-off. I ordered the tallest Miller Lite the airport bar was allowed to serve and took my seat among some interesting people. The mouth on the minor-league hockey player to my right is quite offensive. There is a divorcee who was a housewife for 20 years (now interested in pursuing a career [...]
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