There is something that I’ve been turning around in my head. I want to throw it out there and let you maybe turn it around in your head. Let me be perfectly clear here, this post doesn’t include any acquisitions… Read More ›
Month: January 2014
Raising a Reader
My parents were not college graduates. My mother grew up in Germany as a WWII refugee, while my father was the son of a Pennsylvania bootlegger and jack of all trades. He graduated from high school and went immediately to… Read More ›
I know some Jr high kids that could bring some excitement to J Crew
The other day I was in J Crew buying my Teach For America T-shirt. As the sales rep was going through the motions of ringing me up I detected a lack of enthusiasm. Being someone that always has a better… Read More ›
Festival time in Flatrock
One of the reason’s we purchased our house in the Flatrock area of Nashville was because it was important to us that our children were raised in a diverse environment. I’m not talking about “its a small world” diversity here… Read More ›
What kind of foundation are we laying?
The other day my daughter and I were at the park. We were chatting while her brother was running around being the crazed superhero that he can be. “Daddy”, she said, ” I don’t want to grow up.” “Well, 4… Read More ›
Lessons from my 3 year old
It’s amazing what we can learn if we just stop listen and observe, if we don’t rush to fill a self perceived void. I’ve got a three-year old son who is an amazing skateboarder. I’d go as far to say… Read More ›
Climbing on board
Well it’s about time for me to climb into the pool. I’ve toyed with the idea of blogging before but never felt I had that much to say. Well, actually I did, I was just to lazy to write it… Read More ›
Dad Gone Wild 