Back in Orlando
It’s time for my annual trek to the Gaylord Palms in Orlando for Enterprise Connect (formerly VoiceCon), the biggest Unified Communications/Voice technology trade show in the industry. I have to admit that while I...
Category: Daily Life
Don’t Listen to the Voices
The last thing I want to do at the end of a long day is exercise. When I’m tired, my brain refuses to believe that exercise will make me feel better. It’s counterintuitive. How...
Killing Me Slowly
Is your job killing you? If you work in an office and sit for more than six hours per day, it might be. According to a recent study by the American Cancer Society, people...
Tough Decisions
The last few days have been especially trying. One of our Italian Greyhounds was recently diagnosed with squamous cell carcinoma (a cancerous tumor in the mouth). Over recent months, he suffered with pain, but...
The Beginning
It’s Sunday night and in a few short hours the work week will begin anew. I’m dreading it, but since God didn’t give us a pause button for life, I must face it. I...
Counting the Hours
Time is precious. It’s limited. You can’t create more, and once it’s gone, you can never get it back. None of us can predict exactly how much time we have left. It’s unknown, truly...
Free Pizza, the Super Bowl, and Overtime
Few things are more exciting than a football game in overtime. Both teams have battled heartily until the end of the designated time period, yet the score remains tied. The players are tired, but...
Choked
The cares and responsibilities of life can be draining. As I grow older, the responsibilities seem to loom larger each day. For every thing I try to give up, I immediately replace it with...
Auditions
I flew to San Jose this week for a screen test with TechWise TV (www.techwisetv.com), an online technology show hosted by Cisco. It was an interesting process, and although I hate auditions, I managed...
