Live a Meaningful Life

Those of you out there who have ever followed Johnny on any type of adventure know that more likely than not, you will have a good story to tell when in it is over (if you survive that is). I mean, it all seems innocent enough--walking/hiking, biking, boating, going to the park...but somehow, more often than not, it turns into adventures in which your brain begins to wonder if you will even be able to make it through. This morning's adventure seemed innocent enough. Jackson is receiving royalty treatment at an overnight stay at Granny's, so it seemed like the perfect time for the three of us to get some miles in on the bikes. I cherish the beautiful scene of a daddy and his son as I look ahead to where our dead end county road meets County Road 197.  I figured we would be in for about ten miles and our  my biggest challenge-not passing out before we reached the top a few of the hills.  We were about 3 miles into our ride, and it happened. I saw Johnny do this little fu

For the past few hours I have been working on a new adventure. Well, actually most of my free mental time, doodling, and current reading for the past 3 weeks is all surrounding this new thing as well. I just completed a pretty large to-do task the last few hours. Sorry, I will have limited details until January or so. Right now, I can say 2 things: 1. I am excited! 2. I need your help (and it doesn't require money-- just a moment of your time) Right now, I need you to let me know what topics or questions you would like answered or discussed regarding life issues (relationships, finding purpose or meaning, parenting, finances, children, adolescents, goals, emotions/feelings, and on and on and on). What would you like an opinion about? Please comment on Facebook or on this post. Please, please respond. Ask your friends as well. Send me questions or thoughts you hear/pick up on while chatting with others. If you would like to submit questions privately, please do so! Send a Fac