The Promise to Stand for Something
Celebrities, Entertainers, Hollywood types and Athletes who offer their opinions on political matters are highly criticized and often told to keep their mouths shut. I am not on their level of celebrity or knowledge, and don’t claim to comprehend enough about politics to make any real difference on that end, and am simply one small […]
The Promise of Consistency
The companies you know, love, and trust are consistent in their delivery of keeping Promises. Think of the brands you keep returning to, because you know exactly what you’re going to get. For me, Delta, has been an airline I can depend on, they help me solve challenges with delays and issues, consistently proving […]
The Promise of Being Helpful
Let me tell you a little story. We bought a brand new motorhome in June 2017 due to our old motorhome having a generator issue that couldn’t be resolved in time for us to keep our scheduled trip. A generator in a motorhome is only secondary in importance to the actual engine. It provides […]
The Promise of Staying Positive
Over the past few weeks I can easily say more has gone wrong than right on our RV trek across America. The challenge is when you set your expectations so high, and hope every idea will turn out, and then reality happens. The thing I have to keep saying to myself is to stay positive. […]
General RV Review
You may be surprised that I would post something like this online. I normally post nothing negative. But The Promise to The Audience is just as important to The One. In this case I was the recipient of the service of someone and you’ll see my story below. I sent it to General RV. Hope […]
The RV Trip Promise
Kids are sleeping. It’s 2 AM here in the Great Smoky Mountains of Tennessee and my mind will not shut off. Two years ago, after we as a family made a very big decision and purchased a Class C 32 ft. Winnebago motorhome to cross the USA in 4 weeks, I promised the kids that […]
This One Made Me Laugh
Some stories you just can’t make up. I talk about the importance of loving one’s family, but also know not everyone is having success in that department. This news article made me laugh out loud in both the silliness of it, as well as feeling sad at the same time for this guy. […]
The Descent: The Greater Ascension
As I sobbed into the phone from the summit of The Grand Teton, following a 24-hour long arduous trek to get to the legendary craggy peak, I left a message for my family in both gratitude for their help with my preparations to ascend, and also mixed with terror at the thought of what […]
The Promise of Family First
Today Phil Mickelsen, in the prime of his illustrious golf career, has withdrawn from the the U.S. Open. Not due to weather. Not because he’s having back pain. Because his daughter, who is class president, is graduating from high school, and giving the commencement speech. The U.S. Open is in Wisconsin. Even with a […]
Father Time 2.0
Just in time for Father’s Day this weekend we have released my “Father Time” NEW recording, as completed at the VidAngel studios with DryBar Comedy a few weeks ago. I blogged about it HERE. You’ll relate to my singing “I Will Wait” by Mumford & Sons as I patiently make the kids gather their […]