Yesterday I started “Blogging to Read” for my 6 year old. This morning as soon as he got up he asked me if he could “write”. We didn’t have time this morning, but I loved his enthusiasm.
As soon as he got home from school he was asking if he could write. After doing some chores […]
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Blogging to Read: It Is Working
Blogging to Read
When my sister was young she participated in a Writing to Read program at Julia Green. If I remember correctly she was very fortunate that one of her classmate’s father was able to volunteer a large amount of time to work with the students on the Writing to Read program in the school’s computer lab. […]
Looking Back at a Broken Heighday
On July 15th, 2006 I posted the following post titled “Hotlanta“:
Sabrina and I packed up the kids on a whim last night and are in Atlanta. It is going to be a long time before we can take a vacation, but getting away for a night is a nice change of pace.
Lately I have […]
Trying to Overcome Bloggers Block
Man. jaxn.org has been stopped up worse than an AARP Founders Day without prune juice punch. Sometimes you just gotta get things flowing anyway you can. The only way I am able to do this sometimes is with a little verbal diarrhea. Think of this as a laxative post if you will. Hopefully it wasn’t […]
Watching Numbers
I just saw a great byline quote in an article in this months Entrepreneur magazine:
“Numbers that are tracked and watched are numbers that grow.”
Personally I believe a key to successful business is knowing which numbers to track and watch. Then again, I also tend to believe that you can spot most problems in those numbers […]
The Year of the Editor Revisited
At the beginning of the year I predicted that 2008 would be the year of the editor. In that post I said:
“There is so much great stuff out there, but so much more crap. Up until now the model (gawker, weblogs inc, etc) has been to hire some of the best creative talent and pay […]


