Strumming on the ol’ banjo…
Banjo.
It’s happening.
I opened up this banjo, tuned it, and recorded a little sample with my iPad. I don’t know many chords yet, so I picked something simple in honor of olde tyme church….
Posts from the ‘reflections’ Category
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Aug 24
When Bad Ideas Win
Steve Jobs on corporate culture:
“If you want to hire great people and have them stay working for you, you have to let them make a lot of decisions, and you have to be run by ideas, not hierarchy. The best ideas have to win, otherwise good people don’t stay.”
How many institutions, organizations, and causes lose good people due to frustration about bad ideas and pet projects being favored ahead of good ideas?
Jun 21
Huntsman Campaign Typo
ABC World News snapped this photo at U.S. Presidential candidate Jon Huntsman’s campaign kick-off speech. The image shows an embarrassing typo on a press badge issued to an ABC reporter for the event.
ABC posted the image briefly to photo sharing service Instagram before hastily removing it. However, they couldn’t delete it before yours truly was able to snap this screen shot.
Can you spot the flub? Read more
the end of my world
I was waiting for the end of the world last night and I made you these flowers with a little painting app on my phone.
You’re welcome.
Consider this your little “reward” for surviving the first wave of earthquakes, zombies, and the deadly army of Justin Bieber clones. Read more
on hypocrites
Hypocrisy is the highest form of flattery. If someone willing to abandon their own identity in order to impress you, then you must be pretty awesome.
A “Whopper” of a Storm
During a terrifying series of tornadoes that ripped through the South, this man’s frightening story encapsulates the horror and tragedy…
He lost his burger. Then thanks his fans with a song.
Truly a triumph of the human spirit.
First watch this…
Then watch this….
the monday after sunday
Bunnies, brunches, candy and crosses. Easter is a nice spring holiday we celebrate. It’s also the memorial date attached to an historical event.
Question is, what do we do with that event?
