Who doesn’t want to be able to do this? There is no harder flex in the breakfast kitchen than the one-handed egg break. Practice: Take 2 ping pong balls or golf balls and stick a quarter between them. Separate the two to release the coin while keeping control of the balls in hand. Now you’re… Continue reading 17: Open an Egg with One Hand
Month: November 2021
16: Drop a Pin
I’m no Luddite, but I’m embarrassed to admit I had no idea how to drop a Google Pin for directions….until now. For those slow on the uptake like me, here you go: Open Google Maps, search your location, then share. Boom. I dropped three pins in the next hour after learning. Tim Cook or Sundar… Continue reading 16: Drop a Pin
15: Run 2 Miles
After 2 weeks of brisk walks, it was time to kick it up a notch with a run. Let’s be honest 2 miles is not a difficult run but it certainly isn’t something I enjoy. It was a gorgeous day so I disguised the experience by making sure I was fully taking in the beautiful… Continue reading 15: Run 2 Miles
14: Spatchcock a chicken
Love to grill. Love to do drunken chickens. Have always shied from spatchcocking due to my self perceived poor butcher skills. Fear, not to be confused with the incredible movie starring Mark Wahlberg (“Hey Mr. Walka”), is a crippling adversary. Time to tackle the enemy once again. All I had to do was run my… Continue reading 14: Spatchcock a chicken
13: More Fun, Less Stressed at Work
We often joke that Hogs for the Cause is a marathon full of sprints. If there isn’t chaos 24/7…then things are not going well! Managing the entropy is difficult, and I really struggle to enjoy the event as a result. Whether it be worrying about patron experience, team satisfaction, revenue, risk, musician and stage logistics… Continue reading 13: More Fun, Less Stressed at Work
12: Staying In Touch With Friends
Recently, I came across a slide created by a hospice nurse delineating the Top 5 Regrets People Express in the Last 12 Weeks of Life. They are: I wish I had the courage to live a life true to myself, not the life other’s expected of me. I wish I hadn’t worked so hard. (Every… Continue reading 12: Staying In Touch With Friends
11: Mile High Old Fashioned
At one point in my career, I was spending so much time on airplanes or in airports that I mistakenly thought I was in Paris when I was actually in Las Vegas. What’s that got to do with Old Fashioneds? Either a lot or nothing at all. But I am always dismayed with the drink… Continue reading 11: Mile High Old Fashioned
10: Cardio Gains
Upped the walk session an additional 10 minutes today from last week. Got in an additional half-mile. I Will start running next week! Oh man…running SUCKS!!! Why am I doing this to myself!!
9: Mind Organization
I have immense sleep issues. I can easily say that is due to anxiety. Doctors like to treat the symptoms. Therefore, for the last 12 years, I have been on medication to treat anxiety to help reach better sleep. However, they don’t work consistently and I never get full restful sleep. I know I’ve got… Continue reading 9: Mind Organization
8: Trash Can Drainage w Power Drill
This was a two-fold challenge. I needed to create drainage in our office trash can and I wanted to learn more about my power drills for future projects. First, our office is on a well traversed street in Mid City New Orleans. There are some high-density bars nearby. There always are some extremely unpleasant surprises… Continue reading 8: Trash Can Drainage w Power Drill