Valentine's Day in the wake of Friday the 13.

Last night had a going away ceremony with the Daugherty family, the owner's of the company I am leaving state with in hopes of vastly expanding our client base.  I was one of only two people under the age of 60 attending the party, but actually had a really great time anyhow.

Another Valentine's Day spent alone.  It is hard to keep any sort of romantic relationship working with pending cross country relocations in the works.  This is ultimately my best shot in quite a while to make a substantial bit of money and climb ahead a class or two.

Leaving with nothing more than the clothes on my back and my dog, I look forward to traveling the long highway with Bob and Paul D.  On arrival in Oregon , I look forward to seven day work weeks and working for another employer on the side to help make the new project advance.  The more money I can put into the company, the greater the eventual returns will be.  Every day we will be hustling.

I will miss my family and Ohio friends, but I will be back in the Buckeye State some day in the future, and I will return a better, more experienced and knowledgeable man.

If you read this and want to stay in touch, feel free to email me at adam.honnold@hotmail.com.

May God's blessing rain down in your life.

National Champions

Every time Ohio State has won a national title in my lifetime I have been with my friend Paul.   The two times Ohio State was on the grand stage and fell I was with my ex wife.  So it should stand to reason that I should never watch football ever again with my ex wife....and I should obviously be watching more football with Paul. 

I have made mistakes in my life.  Some would say I have made enough mistakes for several lifetimes.  We all make mistakes.  The important thing is to remember to stay on task, and don't be afraid to make mistakes, because you will probably make more in the future whether you like it or not. 

I don't know why some people just want to dwell on the past.  Sure, the past creates the present and things can't always be undone, but when you hold on to grudges and anger, you are holding on to something that is toxic and should be expelled. 

I am glad that it is a new year, and we all get a chance to move our lives in a positive direction.  I am glad to say I am not the same person I was this time last year, and am glad to know that I won't be the same person I am now this time next year. 

Every moment is an opportunity to bring love and positivity into the world.   Now is the time to embrace this fact.