This is what I believe

I have been struggling to share what is more important to me than anything. Anything.

Ann Madsen (Truman Madsen's wife) does an excellent job of teaching how to share it more honestly and effectively.

I really do believe it, after all. No; I know it to be true.

Airfare that is AirFAIR-->TIPS

The best advice, tips and tools I've seen into securing great ticket prices. Some I've heard, others are new.

Here.

And this is a pretty cool site not mentioned in the article: Yapta, an online service that tracks airfares for you after you buy (so you can try to get reticketed with a refund or voucher), and they've rolled out a new feature: Tracking award availability for frequent flyer miles.

Where you'll find me every night...

He and She have been enjoying biting away at this biography of Truman. He likes Truman; She appreciates learning about him (jury is still out on my opinion of the president). We watch a few episodes every night before bed.

What I hate almost as much as I love about these bios is that I'm not reading them. Why do I feel that reading is always more rewarding than watching? Unfortunately, I can barely stay awake watching them, so reading them would be an impossible mission. At least until I'm sleeping through the night again. Maybe when babies hit age 3. Or 18. Maybe?

PBS rocks.