I’ve recently been given the opportunity to partner with The Workbench Life, a website sponsored by Craftsman. They have full catalogs of articles covering several topics such as home maintenance and repair to tech reviews and expert advice. I’ll post their content occasionally. Follow along here or go to their site to read more.
Thanks again to them for allowing me to provide great content to readers.
Filed under The Workbench Life articles, Writing
My guest post, Legacy, for Blog of Manly is available today. In it I share a moment in life that helped solidify a legacy of someone close to me and how it affects all men. Here’s a small excerpt:
As men we like to think we cement our legacy in our life’s biggest moments. The game winning shot. The major award we worked hard to earn. The great speech we gave. But it’s not made there.
Thanks again to the fine gents at the blog for the opporunity. Follow and subscribe to them. They consistently have great material.
Filed under Fatherhood, Life, Men
I’m glad to announce that I had the privilege of doing a guest post for Blog of Manly. Check out the link below and leave a comment. Read some of the other great material they have and subscribe to their blog. A big thanks to them again for the opportunity.
Creative is Manly | Blog of Manly
I was recently asked to contribute to the website Let’s Get Happy. I wrote a short article about an interaction I had a few years ago. It talks about snap-judgements and the Golden Rule. Here’s a tidbit:
If you’re familiar with the scene where the narrator shows you how the Grinch’s heart suddenly grew, just picture that.
That line is a little random, but it fits in nicely. Read the entire post here. Thanks again to their website for the opportunity.
Filed under Life
I wrote a post recently for DIY Life about a little project I did around the house. It really wasn’t much a project though. It was more of an attempt to do something with some old junk I had laying around. Either way it turned out pretty well.
I think it does emphasizes the point that before you go out and buy something, try to make it yourself. Get some scrap wood and a few tools and see what you can do. Chances are there is a video somewhere on the internet that can help. If it turns out badly, all you’ve wasted is your time. If it turns out well you’ve got something for nothing and a new sense of accomplishment.
Check out the full post here and see how it all came together. Here are some pictures of the final project.
The Finished Product
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