When I was much younger I seemed to have a bit of a problem avoiding the other cars. I have scratched, dented, totaled and smashed more cars than a demolition derby driver. My dad would always say that if I was in Patton’s Tank Brigade we would have lost the war. It is only through the grace of God that I am still here today. The amazing thing to me is that I wrecked all of those cars while looking forward. OK, maybe once in awhile I wasn’t totally focused on looking forward but I can honestly promise you at no time was I ever driving the car through my  rear view mirror.

It always bothers me when I talk to people that seem to be living life through their rear view mirror. You know the type. The guy who likes to say: “If only” or “Why not me”? They are living their life through their rear view mirror.

You know some of the best lesson’s we will ever learn are from our past mistakes. The error of the past is the wisdom and success of the future. Continue reading »

 

I know that I shouldn’t be, but I am. I have tried to hold it in, but I can’t “I Am Mad as Hell”. There really shouldn’t be a reason for it. I just finished my first radio show on www.wsradio.com. It was fun, exciting, chaotic and hopefully informative. Who knows if anyone really listened? I would like to believe that someone beside my family did, but I am not sure. But that’s not what’s making me mad. Something else has me, “Mad as Hell”.

It’s a new year filled with hopes and dreams. Good riddance to 2008. I am sure that the economy and the stock market made many of you mad, but that’s not what’s making me, “Mad as Hell”.

My kids just returned from their annual winter trip to Montana. They visited their cousins, grandparent’s aunts and uncles. It is the one week each year that I am free to do what I wish, with no parental responsibility. Fifty one weeks on the job, one week off. But that is not what’s making me “Mad as Hell”. Continue reading »