We need to leave five minutes earlier to get seats together that aren’t in the balcony.
Author: Kenny (Page 157 of 167)
You can get a lot done when you’re away…or everyone else is.
The tray under the Keurig can hold almost an entire mug of coffee before spilling all over the counter. Almost.
Conversations are easier with a good steak and crème brûlée.
If you’re always hearing “yes”, you’re either not asking often enough or not asking for something big enough.
Don’t expect a “thank you” from the self-absorbed and chronically ungrateful.
The Bluetooth that mounts on the visor is pretty sweet.
On the way to Emmaus or the dirt roads here, relationships are built on a walk.
My phone is worth the money, the mower is worth my time.
When the answer is “yes”, say it.
New customers aren’t interested in the 20 minute oral history of your company and all the things you offer.
You can say what you want but the consequences might cost you something.
Even after 15 hours on the road, it’s worth driving another 2 to meet face-to-face with someone who lives 2,000 miles away.
It’s been the same breakfast everyday for a week, but Grandpa keeps it interesting.
Despite what we deserve, He always reaches out to pull us up. #DevineMercy
The kids appreciated their grandpa’s accomplishments as much he appreciated them sharing his night with him.
If he’s coming, he needs to look good.
Five years from now the memory will be fresh and the cost totally forgotten.
Keeping the ones likely to start trouble apart makes 16 hours in the car almost bearable.
Since we still having the title and insurance on the Suburban we may as well travel in comfort.