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Monthly Archives: August 2013
Red Bull BC One North American Finals – Houston, Texas
Saturday night, August 17th, our friend Amanda invited about 30 of us dancers to The Warehouse Live for the Red Bull BC One North American Finals dance competition. The winner gets to go to Korea for the World Finals. We … Continue reading
Hawaii by James Michener
I just finished Hawaii by James Michener. It’ll go down as one of my all time favorite books and judging by the awards, movies and TV series made from this historical novel, it’s obvious that lots of others feel the … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Politics, Travel and Destinations
Tagged belief, book, business, cane, China, Chinese, Culture, Hawaii, Hawaiian, historical, James, Japan, Japanese, labor, Michener, missionary, novel, pineapple, politics, prejudice, ship, social, sociology, Sugar, surf, tradition, values
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Bird of Paradise
Posted in Photography, Travel and Destinations
Tagged bird, Hawaii, iPhone, iPhone5, iPhoneography, Kauai, Paradise, tropical
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At The Stoplight
Hahahahaha! “Nobody cares about your stick figure family”
Posted in Photography
Tagged family, iPhone, iPhone5, iPhoneography, stick, sticker, stoplight, traffic
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Kauai Coffee Company
One of the fun things I did while in Hawaii was to visit the Kauai Coffee Company. I’ve toured breweries and wineries but I’ve never learned much about one of my other favorite beverages – coffee. A tour was definitely … Continue reading
Wealth Tip #8
Words of Wisdom, Proverbs and Little Gems. To close out this series on Wealth, I asked friends to send me some of their words of wisdom regarding money. Heather: The borrower is ALWAYS slave to the lender. Chip: Proverbs is filed … Continue reading
Posted in Money
Tagged 401K, card, credit, debt, employer, estate, family, finance, financial, fortune, funds, gems, generous, give, golden, invest, lender, Love, matching, money, mutual, plan, poor, poverty, prosperity, proverbs, real, retirement, rich, rule, save, slave, stocks, tax, taxes, thrift, wealth, wisdom, wise
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Wealth Tip #7
Read good books. There are gobs off great books out there on financial planning and building wealth. Dave Ramsey is by far the most well known today. He’s got books and workbooks as well as traveling seminars and home study … Continue reading
