Greetings, friends!
This blog will officially commence on Tuesday, Nov. 4, 2008. Until then, be prepared for weekly writings that share some combination of encouragement, wit, and teaching (but not necessarily in that order). Know that I will be learning, too.
So join me in this process. Together we’ll examine slices of life from every arena; no topic is taboo. When we listen and respect one another, we can sharpen each other... we can learn from one another... we can grow. So let's have fun in the process!
And p.s. just for the record, if I make any grammatical mistakes, be sure not to tell my mother.
AR
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playing with passion... humbly trying to see the entire field... recognizing we're on the same team...
COMING THIS AUGUST!!
"The Blogger Hall of Fame: Introducing Some of My Favorite Witty Writers"
While on vacation later this summer, I will introduce you to several persons for whom I have tremendous respect. We do not necessarily agree on all things, but they are talented writers and communicate with excellence. Postings will remain 3x weekly (Sun., Tues., and Thurs.), and feel free to comment on their writing as well. Give them feedback. Most of all, enjoy them...
People We Can All Learn From...
- Abby Lockhart
- Barack Obama
- Carol Kent
- Chuck Colson
- Condoleezza Rice
- Elisabeth Elliot
- Jerry Seinfeld
- John Wooden
- Joshua Albin
- Kathy Troccoli
- Katie Douglas
- Martin Luther King, Jr.
- Moses
- Peggy Noonan
- Sarah Palin
- Tiger Woods
- Tim Tebow
Recent "Good Reads"
- Common Ground
- Raising an Emotionally Intelligent Child
- Raising Kids for True Greatness
- The Shack
- Wild Things: The Art of Nurturing Boys
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About Me
- AR
- As an avid lover of intramurals, I engaged in every possible competition at Purdue in the 80's. Team credits include slow pitch and fast pitch softball championships, in addition to the coveted basketball crown. Individually, I could always seriously compete, but somehow, I would come upon that person for whom this was "their sport." Hence, I became the runner up queen (see Purdue Intramurals: table tennis, badminton -- even multitathlon). Finally, in my senior year, I was crowned the raquetball champion! (Thankfully, the person I had lost to twice previously was a year older than I... finally graduating.) My goal is to approach this blog much like intramurals: passionately and respectfully, sometimes a bit sarcastically -- but never forgeting that we play for the same school -- and thus, the same team. Shooting straight from center field, let the games begin...
