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Ending the Longest Season with a Vacation
Well, not really a vacation, but limited posts this week. I’m off to Florida for a week of coaching at the AAU National Junior Volleyball Championships. I’ve been coaching this team with my wife since August. Normally we go Nov-Apr. … Continue reading
More Remote Work
I’m taking a vacation. A real, honest, get away from home without commitments vacation. And to a new place! I’m heading to Key West today, a place I’ve never been. I wanted to go earlier this year, but other things … Continue reading
A Quick Break and New Adventure
I’m gone for the next three days, heading to Crested Butte, CO to ski. I enjoy skiing and this is the time of year I try to use vacation and get out with my wife. We’ve been missing travel, and … Continue reading
Self-Care–Using Vacation
I spent most of my work as a bit of a workaholic. Not that I worked too many crazy hours or spent all my time at work, because I didn’t. I had some rough stretches, but I’ve mostly worked 45-50 … Continue reading