A favorite topic of discussion at my previous job was the topic of “all things awesome.” It always made for spirited debate in that neverending discussion throughout human history of what is awesome and what is just simply completely NOT awesome. It could almost stand to be its own branch of philosophical study: awesomeology. What [...]
Archive for June, 2010
Are You Awesome?
Jun 24
This past Sunday marked the end of the outdoor soccer season for me with the next season not starting until the week after Labor Day in September. Over the past… hmm… 5 or 6 years I have been the captain of this particular merry band of soccer players. My ascension to this role was not [...]
Your Open Invitation
Jun 22
One of the more recent trends in the fitness industry is the “boot camp” concept which is group fitness combining conditioning exercises, weights, intervals and so on. The popularity of the classes likely stems from the fact that they are fairly time-efficient, cost less than a standard personal training session and people often find more [...]
The Myth of Daily Intensity
Jun 21
I’ve written a few times about my commute into work, whether from the standpoint of just sometimes enjoying the quiet of the drive or on how some people merge like borderline mental patients. It’s always a grab bag of adventures during the 20 to 45 minutes I spend in the car heading to or home [...]
I used to be a fairly neat person when it came to how I kept my personal living space. Nothing was ever left out. Everything had its place. I’m not going to say it was to the level of US Army basic training orderly, but it was pretty darn good. Ahh… those were the days! [...]
It seems I’ve finally found some time to do some blogging on my trip to London… and that’s during my flight back from London. Funny how that works out. Actually, I probably did have time a few others points in the trip, but the jetlag decided to open up a full case (and not just [...]
While I cannot speak for all other bloggers, I know one of my complete obsessions with my own blog is checking out Google Analytics to see how my blog is performing: how many visitors I am getting, what sites they are coming from, how long they spend on the site and what keywords they have [...]
