Run for Dori

It's been awhile since I blogged. Hello again. On several fronts, things are improving. My work is great. Kathryn is doing great in s...

Family life continues to be fast-paced, probably a very good thing. We're being productive, which is also very good. On Thursday, 35 fri...

All you need to do is RSVP ... Hope to see many of you February 9. Kanzius Cancer Research Foundation is bringing THE NEXT WAVE to Nashville...

The other day, a smart person I love very much asked me if I'm happy. "How do you define happy?" I replied. I said I guess if ...

The kids, my mother and I spent Christmas in Steamboat Springs, a place Dori and I visited many times, including our honeymoon. It was a gre...

December has been hard, just like I knew it would be. The Christmas tree, Christmas cards, the awkward man-wrapping of presents. I knew ev...

When Dori left us, she left behind a tremendous legacy. Next Friday, we will remember her on what would have been her 44th birthday. It wil...

This morning, Kathryn, Will and I ran the Boulevard Bolt, a five miler with 8,000 participants. The race benefits the homeless and hungry. I...

In years past, I could count on my hand the number of times I would drop something over the course of a year. Now, each week, I drop a lot o...

I certainly expected to break down emotionally at the end of yesterday's race. I did. But I didn't expect to break down physically d...