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10+ YEARS


Over 10 years ago, I wrote my first blog post. Since then, I've authored books, had kids, traveled the world, found Trish and blogged about it all.

Goodbye 2007, Hello 2008

Last year, I did an exhaustive year in review. This year, I don't have as much desire to spend hours writing a blog entry. Sorry - that's what archives are for. ;-)

Jarvis post Somersault The last couple of weeks, I've managed to spend 6 days skiing, enjoyed lots of time with family + friends and had a great Holiday Season. I'm also still having a blast being a dad. Abbie got a "She's a natural skier" on her report card from Ski School last weekend and I had an awesome 9" day at Steamboat with the soon-to-be-famous Jarvis Barton. Life couldn't be much better right now - especially considering my New Year's Resolution:

Ski more. Read more. Be Happy.

With any luck, Abbie and Jack will be skiing blues with me by the end of the year. Next weekend we hope to take the Ski Train to Winter Park. This will surely be one of Jack's favorite days ever.

Happy New Year Y'all!

Posted in General at Jan 02 2008, 10:53:16 AM MST 2 Comments