Living the Dream
‘Tis the season after the season. Resolution season.
As a result, one of my life goals is to avoid joining a gym in January (again).
Other life goals include never committing to watch American Idol because it takes roughly 4 nights per week, from what I can tell. And seriously, calling the winner of it a “superstar” is a bit of an Continue reading “About Keeping in Touch with People.”
Last month 949 visitors from 92 countries saw 2,539 pageviews on Assume The Best. Not too shabby, huh? Here’s the five posts that saw the most action, in descending order:
Number 5: The Overstuffed Holiday Newsletter.
Number 4: My Personal Favorite Post: About walking to the mailbox.
Number 3: Crashing Christmas Parties: A handy guide.
Number 2: Contacting Dead People
And the number 1 most read post on Assume the Best for December:
A tribute to Hugh Jones, and my extremely sad email address in college.
I like to live on the cutting edge of technology. I’m (by every estimate) an early adopter. I had the iPhone when it still cost $400 with a two-year agreement. (there’s a fun post I’ve tried to write Continue reading “About the Never-updated facebook Fan Page.”
Here at Assume the Best, the world’s leading blog relating to both humor and missionary fundraising, we have a tradition of peeling back the attempts at humor and talking every Thursday about the things for which we are thankful.
Today I’ve got a getting-over-a-bug toddler sitting on my lap, a right-in-the-middle-of-it wife conked out on the guest bed behind me, and a hopefully-going-to-sleep-tonight 4 mo. old in the other room. Continue reading “Thankful Thursdays: Calling in Sick. (finish the post for me!)”
If I tree falls in the forest, does it make a sound?
If I write a blog post about a guy who doesn’t use computers, does it matter?
Timeless questions, really.
Continue reading “Shout-Out Friday: Mike and Sharon Mehaffie.”