One win feels like the Super Bowl when you haven’t won all year.

Glad he’s is doing well at school, but hard not to be jealous that he couldn’t do it while living at home.

Parents get too much credit for children’s success (and too much blame for problems), but still nice to hear coach’s praise about how hard he works and how much he brings to the team.

Abandoning the old ways doesn’t mean they didn’t work, but that they won’t continue to work.

When the talk goes long enough, you can get into some deeper issues. #healing

Remain composed no matter how much they push; you’re still the adult.

Am I being the man I want my boys to be?

Sometimes the weekend schedule and entitlement attitudes require a full-court press of chores…even on a Sunday.

Having the team audio available on the internet makes watching Nascar even more awesome! (Too bad it was the last race on free tv this season).

Having Dave Ramsey autograph my book was great; having my wife make him laugh out loud made a memory!

(Mexican after was pretty sweet, too!)

Attending evening networking functions to make and strengthen connections works.

To claim the Steve Jobs crown, you have to have the genius, not just the jerk.

Awesome to get referred for what sounds like a great opportunity and a great fit.

Good to know the roof has at least 3 years and maybe 7.

“Pray that Christ’s life and death may become the model and motivation for our life and self-giving.” Bl. Jose Escriva

Champions don’t panic when down big but make the adjustments needed to come back and win.

Little, but thoughtful things like treating for a mid-day latte really score points!

Its hard not to wish you were “normal” parents of “normal” kids when you hear about varsity football players, homecoming court, and senior parents night.

Be sure to live each day as if it were your last.