Dale Carnegie's, "How to Win Friends and Influence People," was published 86 years ago, yet somehow it's still relevant today. It's been a best seller for decades. The New York Times first reviewed it in 1937, and it boasts a 4.5/5 stars on amazon - with 74,000 ratings.
This weekend we headed to down south to see Kid #1 during parents weekend. We played disc golf (twice), went to a soccer and football game, and tailgated at the fraternity house.
ESU hosted its first collegiate disc golf tournament this year. It attracted 70+ players representing 19 teams from 9 universities. We were able to spend the day at the tournament (well, I was. Scott had to leave early to referee a soccer game in Newton.) Lisa, Grammy and Ted also came for half the day. … Continue reading Collegiate Kickoff – Emporia
Kid #2 made the inaugural Emporia State University Disc Golf team! He doesn't like the picture below, but it's the one the school used in the announcement on Instagram. In July, ESU announced the formation of the first-ever competitive disc golf team at the school. It is coached by Eric McCabe, a world champion professional … Continue reading Emporia State University disc golf team
I think people should celebrate their birthday for 30 days - like a birthday month. That way, for 15 days before and after you can say things like "It's my birthday" and do fun things and it's legit! 😆 This year marks a milestone birthday for me... and I'm annoyed to say which one. 😒 … Continue reading Birthday month
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