Seriously!

Today I find myself in Panama Beach, FL shocked that it is Thursday already.  Monday I ventured around Beaumont and then that evening we arrived in New Orleans and before I knew it, Wednesday arrived, I had seen and done a ton and haven’t shared any of it with you.  By this Sunday, you will see and read about the follow-up in Austin that include an amazing lecture by Arlene Goldbard, some great volunteer opportunities and just a brief bit about the other things that happened that I hadn’t a proper moment to talk about.

After that of course, I was in San Antonio, TX for a few days.  I got some great time with my friend Bri and what it looks like to be a modern family on the go.  We also got a great chance to check out the Humane Society of San Antonio as well as venture down to the Market Square.

After that, I was picked up by three friends who happened to be road tripping for their spring break. That of course brought us to Beaumont where I checked out how and old historic city survives when a history isn’t enough to stand on.  We also got a great example of what happens when the members of a community do not work together.

In New Orleans, I’ll show you life years after hurricane Katrina, the cemetery history and I’ll share a great cab ride with a native who has truly seen it all.  New Orleans also showed us the history of the French Quarters and how that really sits in our history as a country.

Once we were on our way to Florida, we decided to get a little closer to Mobile, AL so we could not only get a little more about Katrina, but find out a little about the BP oil spill.  That got us to Dauphin Island and a peculiar peninsula that seemed to be where shopping karts went to die.  And now, we are almost to Tampa.

I hope this teaser gets your mouth-watering.  I promise all this content will be up very soon.  Until that happens though, enjoy this great video on leadership.

One Reply to “Seriously!”

  1. Very excited to see your future posts :), especially the New Orleans cab driver video!

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