Thought of the Week: My fourth grade teacher, Mr. Liu, used to say his favorite subject was Lunch and Recess. Unlike most of the staff, he ate lunch in the cafeteria with the students, not in the faculty lounge, and brought his basketball every day there was outdoor recess. Mr. Liu was famous for his […]
Thought of the Week: I used to love the Winter Olympics. I’ll never forget Franz Klammer’s gold medal run during the 1976 Innsbruck Olympics. A 10 year old at the time, the dramatic downhill race was what inspired me to learn how to ski. I’ll also never forget exactly where I was for the “Miracle
Thought of the Week: I’m on a text chain with a bunch of golf buddies. We generally talk about the important things in life—the PGA Tour, the NFL playoffs, and our Draft Kings lineups. As you can imagine, at times, the discussion turns to politics, the economy, and the pandemic. Earlier this week, one string
Thought of the Week: Have you made your New Year’s resolution yet? Wait, let me guess: eat better, get more exercise, and knock a couple items off your bucket list…oh yeah, and be more mindful of others. Right? Me too. This year, when cruising the Internet for a new, novel resolution, I came across an