Monthly Archives: September 2016

Sorry, Grim Reaper, it’s been years since I had a performance review. My job now is to enjoy my second childhood even more than I enjoyed the first one. And I’m the only judge of that. September 20, 2016  

September 19, 2016  

September 18, 2016  

  As some of you know, I’m a great believer in optimizing stress. But the challenges I choose are a lot less physically risky! September 17, 2016  

The quality of our lives depends on how we focus our energy and our attention. What’s the best use of your time? September 16, 2016  

  Young Americans are less likely to be homeowners, car owners or parents than their predecessors, but they do lead in one category: Pets. Three-fourths of Americans in their 30s have dogs, while 51 percent have cats, according to a … Continue reading →

This post reminds me of Montana. She was only five when she died, but in those few years she had more “tail wags” than a lot of people have in a lifetime. September 14, 2016  

Most drones aren’t particularly scary. Aside from maybe gashing you open if they crash into you, there’s not much harm they can do. Until you add a pair of articulated arms with claws on the end, which turns drones into … Continue reading →

Sometimes false assumptions can get us into DEEP trouble! September 12, 2016  

The first time the bears steal human food, they are relocated 30 miles away. The second time, it’s 60 miles, and the third time it’s 100. After that, they become consumer product consultants. At the Grizzly and Wolf Discovery Center, … Continue reading →