About 4 months ago I found out that someone had set up a MySpace account for my band without asking us and without us knowing anything about it. They were pretending to be us. (I now know that this isn’t so uncommon).
So I assumed the role of contacting the impostor and asking them to either […]

When I first started blogging it was probably for very similar reasons as to why most other personal blogs begin. I thought it would be fun. I thought it would be a cool way to interact with people. And there’s that ‘romantic’ side to it also. The part about journaling. But all those fade away […]

I remember the first time I met Luke. Dwayne, Joni and I were in Manhattan, Kansas in 2002 connecting with campus ministry leaders for “The Call / onething” conference coming up that december. Luke was part of a small group of people we met with, and right away he stood out to me. After the […]

When I first started blogging it was with Blogger, but as I began to get more into the blog world I wanted a site that was more advanced, sophisticated and user friendly all while serving the readership of my site.
So I fell in love with WordPress.
WordPress was easy to publish on my own site and […]

This post is my answer to an invitation from Darren about the top 5 people I would like to meet that I have come in contact with via blogging.
I’d love to meet each of these guys to say thanks for the wisdom and the laughs.

John Gruber - Daring Fireball was one of the first sites […]

We finally got a new fridge in the back offices.
For months they’ve had one of those college dorm, can’t fit more than two pop cans and a tuna sandwich, the freezer part’s always over freezing and you have to set it outside for 3 days, kind.
Now we have a full on, put the milk in […]

A post by Steve today inspired me to drop a few words about my sister.
She’s 30 months younger than I am. She’s gonna graduate from CU this Christmas as a Fine Art’s Major. She is a rockin’ photographer and crazy painter. She’s one of those people who thinks of things on her way to work […]

How do you manage your time and plan your day?

Do you take one day at a time and plan it out in your head that morning?
Do you have your days planned out on a regulary weekly schedule?
Do you keep track of things on a calendar on your wall, a day timer, on a computer calendar […]

So I’ve read a few different articles about why you shouldn’t check your e-mail first or last in your day…

Glen, from LifeDev sums his feelings up:
By not checking my email until I had gotten at least one task done, I was forcing myself to become less dependent on my AM email fix, and to start […]