A quick insight to my world, 500 words (or less) at a time!
I’m not a coupon clipper and I usually don’t search for deals unless I’m looking for something in particular. I have signed up for a few of those deal-of-the-day websites like Groupon and Livingsocial because of the deals they advertise around Christmas and the other times that you can get a great deal on some…
I took a little bit of time today after work to do a little Army physical training. I didn’t go out and run two miles nor did I hit the gym and pump some iron. Since today was beautiful, I decided that I would take my chances out on the golf course. As I have…
On August 10, 2009, I published my first post at Divorced Dad Chronicles. On October 10, 2011, I gave DDC an identity. And today, there are significant changes taking place once again. These changes come after an impromptu hiatus with many sleepless nights and much deliberation. Much of my time in deliberation included whether I…
Welcome! If you’re reading this, you’ve been invited through Facebook, Twitter, and/or Google +. This site is a spin-off of www.divorceddadchronicles.com, my blog on parenting as a divorced dad. There you can read my earlier writings and perspectives on co-parenting, things I do with the Kiddo, and how I react to happenings in the world…
Look for new posts around the beginning of August!
1. Continue to keep my standards. 2. Understand that I will fail if I don’t continue to try. 3. Believe in myself and my ideas even though it seems no one else does.
1. Have more one-on-one time with the kiddo. 2. Understand that I must make more with less. 3. Continue to share lessons and life moments as they are valuable teaching tools.
1. Blogging isn’t easy! 2. Plan your work and work your plan is key to being successful. 3. Goals are essential!
1. Communication is the key to having a successful relationship. 2. Willingness to step out of your comfort zone is crucial to old and new relationships. 3. You must compromise for the relationship to work.
1. Sometimes my standards are too high for the military. 2. Your vision for success isn’t always your leadership’s vision. 3. You must look through the BS to find the truth.