I’ve read two books recently, The Leader of the Future 2 and Who’s Afraid of a Large Black Man. As frequently happens, two different books have crossed ideas and provided insight. The Leader of the Future 2 is an anthology of leadership articles. One article, “Anchoring Leadership in Adaptive Progress,†… Continue reading →
I was working in my office yesterday when a former co-worker who’d just graduated in this year’s student class stepped into my doorway with a pleasant surprise. In his hands were two glasses, and four long-stemmed roses were in each glass. I was pleased to learn one glass was for … Continue reading →
Threads & Ties is creeping along. Here’s the latest installment. NOTICE: This material is copyrighted, first draft, certainly contains errors, and possibly not even going to be in the final draft of anything. Do not quote or repost anywhere or in any format. Thanks. ————————————— Jeff watched Nikki drive away … Continue reading →
I just noticed an article on CNN.com about military mental health care status. I don’t have personal experience with the military mental health care system (So, why did I need to clarify that? Is it supporting evidence for the findings in the article?); however, as I read down the list … Continue reading →
I checked the archives and thought I’d posted this earlier, but I can’t find it. I wanted to post something from Merlin, my antagonist, but I try to keep this blog at “G” to “PG” ratings, soooo . . . I’m limited to another excerpt from Chapter 1: NOTICE: This … Continue reading →
I’m giving this theme a try. I don’t like the way it implements the navbar, but other than that, I think it’s ok. It’s widget-enabled for 2.2. I’m not sure where to put my bear — or if I’ll put my bear on the header. Still thinking there, too. What … Continue reading →
I upgraded to WordPress 2.2 this afternoon. At the same time I did that, I checked the little box on the Akismet configuration page directing Akismet to automatically discard spam on posts older than a month. Spam doesn’t appear to be rolling in by the hundreds anymore. I hope this … Continue reading →
What’s the soundtrack of your life? Here’s what I can remember of mine: “She Loves You” The Beatles: The first song I can remember being aware of. I was around four or five. I remember riding in the back of a station wagon with a friend with that playing on … Continue reading →
I haven’t talked about Polar Bear on the Loose for a long time. It’s the first novel I ever wrote. It’s been critiqued, and it’s sitting in my desk drawer awaiting the proper time to rewrite. Told in first person by a young female polar bear named Inuit (pronounced Eye-Knew-It), … Continue reading →
More new words on Monday. I have one year before I retire. I definitely want to get back in the habit of writing regularly in preparation for post-retirement writing goals. They will be much easier to meet if I make sure I have the habit re-established now. Does this work … Continue reading →
