I bought the novel A Reliable Wife. I told my wife it’s a how-to manual.
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I keep getting Facebook friend requests from really good-looking young women. I’m sure it’s not a scam. I’m sure it must be my Blogen-peal.
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My teenage daughter gets a job. She gets money. I get to be her car service. Gee, this worked out great.
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I talk a lot, often to people I don’t know (perhaps because people I know are tired of talking to me.) I can’t remember a time when people were so angry — in a non-partisan way — at Washington. People are convinced that members of Congress, especially, have no clue how to fix the economy and aren’t telling the public the truth.
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Regular visitors to Blogenberg know that the blogosphere revolves around Blogenberg. A couple weeks ago I reported on a very cool new award program for young social entrepreneurs (disclosure: it’s run by The Hitachi Foundation, a client). Check this out at Inc.com.
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