It's Wednesday somewhere

It's Wednesday somewhere...what are you doing?

Right now I am at Lil' Cooperstown; an amazing utopia of mostly autographed sports memorabilia that just opened up in Oregon City, near my office. It's one of a few, and how I didn't know about the others before now is beyond me. I do believe that I have officially found my second office...

I'm working on planning for The Inn tomorrow night. The message is mostly a lot of creative thoughts and interesting ideas - a bit of a mosaic - that I am trying to reign in on paper. Beyond that I am updating the blog, hitting people up on facebook all while trying to not allow myself to get too distracted by the wonderful beauty that surrounds me, aka, a bit of sports heaven.
I just got off of the phone with my buddy Chris Harrison after a ridiculously cool conversation about post-holiday workouts at the gym. Love ya, bro!

I am actively procrastinating about a whole bunch of administrative tasks that need to be done back at the office, namely processing & submitting receipts for the month of November, reading a text book for my licensing, organizing my filing cabinets, blah - blah, blah -blah, blah - blah. In the event that you were unaware, I don't necessarily care too much for most things administrative.

This week I finished the book, Wild Goose Chase by Mark Batterson. What an amazing book full of challenging reminders, phenomenal thoughts and what I would consider to be a touch of literary genius. In the realm of reading it tends to take a lot to keep my attention. Mark, on the other hand has done it not once, but twice - first with his book, In A Pit With A Lion On A Snowy Day - love it!

Lately I have listening to Hillsong United. The lyrics, melodies, beats and the like have captured me for years, and so, like any faithful favorite I find myself repeatedly drawn to their bright, brawny music style.



One of my goals for the week is to follow through with the things that I say I am going to do. Man, if great ideas and good intentions could pay the bills I will be a rich man. In the midst of my mind, I far too often forget the finite details of what needs to be done or what I've committed to do. So, my goal for the rest of the week is to make a laundry-list of what I have before me, and to execute a follow through plan.