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Realistic Expectations

Posted on August 9th, 2011 :: 7:06 pmAugust 9th, 2011 :: 9:45 pm by Greg

It’s been a rough day. It’s been a rough season. Not sure exactly how long that extends, but right now it feels almost like it’s never been any different than the way it is now. The main reason I know that is not true is this deep yearning in me for a return to something…

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Thankful

Posted on July 12th, 2011 :: 4:17 pm by Greg

There are days that it’s incredibly hard to see the good side. Where you’re so completely overwhelmed by the crushing weight of sadness, or failure, or just plain pain that you can’t see a way out of and seems it will never end. For whatever reason, we’ve had more than our share of those around…

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A Buffalo Team With Money?

Posted on July 1st, 2011 :: 10:49 am by Greg

I’ve been a fan of Buffalo sports teams for almost 25 years now. That’s a good long time. Many players, many coaches, many GMs, and—at least for the Sabres—a few different owners. (I’m thinking right now that maybe the Bills could use a different owner…) Near the mid-way point of last year, the Sabres were…

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The Future of America: Two ways to look at it

Posted on July 1st, 2011 :: 1:14 am by Greg

There really are plenty of thoughts from GregsHead these days, but circumstances are still not allowing me to post them here. But, we saw this tonight and thought it was pretty cool. Worth sharing. It’s only 2 minutes long, worth watching a time or two. Enjoy.

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Public Dormancy

Posted on June 15th, 2011 :: 3:15 pm by Greg

This site has been almost completely dormant for quite some time now. There are many factors. Some of which may come out in future postings here, others that will not be shared publicly. Suffice it to say there has been plenty of thinking, learning, growing going on during this period of public dormancy. I’ve been…

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Recommended: Netflix

Posted on February 16th, 2011 :: 12:50 pmFebruary 16th, 2011 :: 12:52 pm by Greg

OK, unless you really don’t pay attention to … well, anything… then you’ve likely heard of Netflix. 🙂 And, since you’re reading this online, it’s likely that you already know that if you are a Netflix subscriber you can stream much of their catalog of movies and TV shows via your computer (unlimited streaming for…

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Will You Let Me Love You?

Posted on February 12th, 2011 :: 12:58 amFebruary 12th, 2011 :: 1:53 am by Greg

Sometimes babies do dumb things. OK, a lot of the time. But usually (really almost always) they are really cute doing them, so, you tend to pretty easily forgive. (That and, they’re all fairly new on the job, so, you cut them some slack.) Well, today, Emma (who is 2, almost 3) decided she would…

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“Meant To Be” by Steven Curtis Chapman

Posted on February 4th, 2011 :: 2:01 pmFebruary 4th, 2011 :: 9:07 am by Greg

In light of all that we’ve been surrounded by these past couple weeks, and all we’ve been thinking of, I think I noticed the goodness in this song even more when my kids were watching it yesterday. It’s from the VeggieTales show, “It’s a Meaningful Life” (based on the classic, “It’s a Wonderful Life”) which…

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Live. Now.

Posted on February 4th, 2011 :: 9:00 amFebruary 4th, 2011 :: 9:32 am by Greg

More sad news has come this week. Last week we learned of the very sudden, unexpected death of a friend of ours, and have spent the week since praying for and grieving with his family. Today we will join his family as they bury him. Then this week we got a similar call from our…

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Life Suddenly Changed

Posted on January 28th, 2011 :: 3:50 pm by Greg

A friend of ours passed away this morning. It was very unexpected, apparently very sudden (though I do not fully know the details) and… it just feels very final. I have not known this friend very long. We met his daughter and her family a little more than a year ago when they moved to…

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