Lyrics Post: “Pokémon Theme”

Over and over I listen to this with my son. It’s kinda catchy. (originally by Jason Paige) “I want to be the very bestLike no one ever wasTo catch themIs my real testTo train themIs my cause(Ooh)I will travel across the landSearchin' far and wideEach PokémonTo understandThe power that's inside(Power inside) PokémonIt's you and meI …

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Shelter-In-Place: Home Life, Work Life, and COVID19

I had a conversation a while back with my brother, a successful business guy in HR/Talent Acquisition.  He's got plenty of experience working with teams around the world for various companies; the key, common denominator is that his "work day" pretty close to 24 hours, given where the people he supports live and work.  In …

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Outside, Inside, Cope, Persevere

Words to the page to chronicle this time, find some pause, some answers. Never before have we been in a place like this, time like this, everything upside down, uncertain. Like war-time; our people throughout our nation’s lands, East to West, North to South, threatened by disease, a plague. Think about what's outside, what's inside.  That's …

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The New Normal

Strange times right now. I've been saying that for some, thinking it a lot more. The current COVID-19 pandemic, this situ bares in stark relief the bigger picture frame I've been thinking about for a while. Circumstances changing, expected some, some not expected; no matter either way, change, adjust we must. These neubulus images offered, …

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“Be Like the Irish, and…”

As some celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day today, a little different take to share. For me, the obvious thoughts first go to the Irish People; weird maybe, but that’s what comes to mind initially.  I’ve got some Irish Blood in me, I suspect that’s why. Then I think about the man himself, Patrick.  Who was he, …

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