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One bucket list item for me would be to visit
where the American forces invaded Normandy.
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In my career, I have seen a lot of kids get out
of a car for summer camp with a Mountain Dew and a Snicker Bar for breakfast.
We should exhaust all resources to get our kids healthy.
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20 years ago, people said soccer would take
over. I think soccer is on the decline and lacrosse is climbing.
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Alice from the Brady Bunch was like part of my
family.
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I challenged my son to not watch any stupid
movies for a year – Hangover, 22 Jump Street, etc. Watch movies with an actual
story line. He just laughed.
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I wonder what history will say about Edward
Snowden and Bowe Bergdahl in 50 years?
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I am not sure that today’s NBA players could
play if referees truly called walking and carrying the ball.
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As crazy as I think my dad and father in law
are, I have a great appreciation for them on father’s day!
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I like bourbon, and I would love to taste the
ultra-expensive Pappy Van Winkles, but I am not sure my palate is good enough to
taste the dollar difference. I’ll just stick with Makers Mark. (I do want to
taste the $40 bottle of Defiant Whiskey made in Rutherford County.)
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The Spurs are proving that TEAM BALL wins. When
they pass 5 times they always get an open shot.
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Dwayne Wade =Tonto or Robin
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Our country has some serious mental health
issues that we need to address. I have no earthly idea how to start, but I do
know putting our head in the sand is not the answer.
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I miss Maya Angelou.
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Are you a Mentor or a Mentee?
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There is never an easy way to deliver the bad
news.
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If you are young and you want to be successful,
spend time around successful people and find out where they made mistakes.
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Technology is supposed to help us, but it still
takes too long to join the Y or sign up for a program!
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Do you ever feel that things are going so good
that something bad is about to happen just too even things out?
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I can’t remember how long ago it was but I said
I would never pay for bottled water. Pppsssshh.
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I love a quiet and clear night, small fire and
just looking at airplanes and stars.
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In order to be a better father, we need to
understand that we are sons first.
