October 2012
1 post
June 2012
1 post
Fact
Business travel is not glamorous.
December 2011
2 posts
Shit my mom texts (says)
“I’ve named him [new Fiat] Giuseppe. He has a mustache- see?”
Shredding powder, not budgets: 4 tips for skiing...
So this is my first *actual* full-length post. Hopefully it won’t be my last. Enjoy!
As I kid, I always envisioned the snow sports, skiing in particular, as the realm of the uber rich. I’d picture families on their all luxury, all inclusive ski vacations to Aspen, matching winter outfits abound.
Who knew that years later, I’d be one of those people, albeit board in hand, heading on my own...
November 2011
1 post
Shit My Mom Texts
What size pajama jeans should I get?
October 2011
1 post
“I wish him the best, I really do. I just think he and Microsoft are a bit...”
– Steve Jobs on Bill Gates
September 2011
1 post
Contrary to popular belief...
Human kindness is alive and well in this city. On my walk to work, I witnessed a young man picking up Red Sox tickets from the sidewalk and running down the street to return them to the woman who had mistakenly dropped them.
August 2011
5 posts
formative life event.
Being picked up in a limo by a driver who has your last name on a sign.
There's a hurricane a-coming! Wait..
Actually, it already came. I’ve survived a fair amount of hurricanes throughout my childhood in New Jersey, but I still became thoroughly freaked out at the thought of experiencing one here (what’s gonna happen to all my stuff in the basement? do I even have renter’s insurance? ackkk).
But so far, so good. I don’t want to tempt the hurricane gods, but we’ve...
why.
Well, why not? I used to blog, frequently, at the now defunct Insurance in Plain English. Being out of the insurance industry, didn’t quite make sense to continue down that path.
But the itch has been there. To have a regular outlet for the craziness that floats thru my brain every single day. Sure, I’m lucky enough to be in a profession where I actually get paid to write. But...
relaunch.
coming soon. YOU JUST WAIT.
