Before I get started, I just want to thank Jon for giving me the opportunity to invade his awesome blog, it really means a lot to me! – AB Some financial decisions are simple – like should you save money … Continue reading →
Today’s guest post is from my brother Stewart. Check out his thoughts from this recent event… Did you watch (maybe with one eye closed)? I must confess that I didn’t know about Nik Wallenda’s death-defying stunt until my twitter feed … Continue reading →
This is the first of several guest posts I have lined up for Dad is Learning. My friend John sells a ton of stuff on eBay and he has written a detailed article on how to list items, some tips … Continue reading →
Did you miss me? My plans to post remotely from camp didn’t go as well as I had hoped because the data speeds through my iPhone were miserable this year. It’s probably for the best though, I was able to … Continue reading →
We recently picked up a plastic sandbox for our youngest daughter. It had a clamshell design and one half of it could be used as the lid or as a little wading pool. I was shocked to see how many … Continue reading →
Thanks for stopping by to read about our travel trailer. If you enjoy this article you might also want to check out what I learned about trailer tires – Trailer Tires: A Lesson Learned A few years ago we bought … Continue reading →
I’ve made it to what I hear is a milestone for bloggers…the six month mark. I haven’t been able to find the stat again, but I have read that most people who start a blog with the intention of updating … Continue reading →
Reading through my trail journal this week I was struck by how spontaneous life was on the trail…and how fixated on food I was. I’ve mentioned before that on the average day a hiker could burn between 2,000 and 4,000 … Continue reading →
For tech heads like me, this week is one of those times when I am better off not looking at Facebook, Twitter or my news feed. Out in the mystical land of California two major tech events are happening…WWDC and … Continue reading →
The region where I live has been hammered this spring by disaster. The first tragedy happened in West (an hour south of the metroplex) when a fertilizer plant exploded, killing 14 people and leveling homes. Shortly after that, a series … Continue reading →
