Monthly Archives: November 2006

Regret Lesson #2: Failing at Skool

By C.G. | Published: November 28, 2006

I’m a smart person. I consider myself very smart, actually. I don’t mean to be egotistic because I know there are hundreds of thousands of people smarter than me. But I also know that there are some who struggle with learning or are not as blessed in cognitive reasoning or conceptualization. Despite my intelligence and [...]

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What I’m Thankful For: Mom

By C.G. | Published: November 23, 2006

This holiday, I want to stress the need to give thanks. It isn’t often that we reflect on the past and what was done and we hardly ever look to the future and give thanks to it (I know it hard to be thankful for things and events we haven’t experienced yet). But it is [...]

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Regret Lesson #1: People Do, In Fact, Have Feelings

By C.G. | Published: November 21, 2006

When I was in high school – or maybe jr high – I ran on the track team. I was a sprinter and ran the 100 and 200 meter dash occasionally filling in for a 400 meter relay spot and the long jump. It was the first (and only) sport I played because I don’t [...]

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Regrets

By C.G. | Published: November 20, 2006

I think everyone has regrets in life; I haven’t found someone who said I did everything in life perfectly. I know I have my share of regrets that I think about everyday. Of course I wish I had behaved differently, done things another way, chosen so other path – I am sorry for those things [...]

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To be young again

By C.G. | Published: November 18, 2006

I’m here in Boston for the weekend and had just checked in to my hotel when I felt a little hungry. So I went walking around to the area of town that is considered the south street seaport equivilent of NYC. The place my wife and I went to seemend like a nice place. It [...]

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