In this audio post I share about a conversation Keisha and I had at a church cookout last night. You'll want to hear this because it illustrated a great lesson that I was able to share with her:
In the audio post I mentioned two passages from the Bible. You can check them out at the Bible Gateway:I also mentioned Bi-Okoto, where Keisha attended summer day camp recently.
At work we don't have a sink in our break room to clean out dishes and coffee mugs. Most people just take their stuff to the rest rooms and clean them out there. It appears that someone in our office has a habit of leaving coffee mugs in the men's room, however:
Several months ago I found one that had been sitting there for a few weeks. I decided to claim it. I washed it out and have been using it ever since.
Two weeks ago, I noticed other cups had appeared. Someone had cleaned three of them because they were turned over. Yet no one took them back to the break room.
Then, a few days later, I spotted another cup in the men's room. This one had obviously been left by someone who wanted it to soak. It's the same situation in which I was able to get my current coffee mug.
I've decided to place post-it notes on the cups with the inscription, "I miss my owner", on them. We'll see if anyone comes to claim them.
Of course, the simplest thing to do would be to bring it up at our weekly staff meeting. I like this way better, though. It adds more drama and "excitement". And I've often not been one to do things the simplest way. At least at first.
The United States is in a heat wave. In this audio post, I share about driving home from work in the heat:
Update: After doing this audio post, I drove past what must surely have been the source: the charred carcass of a minivan. I hope its driver and passengers are okay.
Right now I'm listening to this guy, who is co-hosting an episode of Coverville. Check out more of Erich Bergen at Green Room Radio
In this audio post, I share about our great experience at the Olive Garden last night:
In this audio post, I share some thoughts about a birthday present we gave Keisha for her birthday:
Book 6 is out and the 4th movie is coming soon. Here I share what I'm doing:
While travelling along Cross County Highway this evening, I recalled what it used to be like:
In this post you'll hear Keisha talking about her experience at Paramount's Kings Island for her birthday, which was this past Sunday:
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Keeping the 'fun' in dysfunctional
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