If there’s a better summation of the best way to keep the glass half full, please share: “The master in the art of living makes little distinction between his work and his play, his labor and his leisure, his mind and his body, his information and his recreation, his love and his religion. He hardly knows …
It is always pretty easy to find “half-fullers” like myself; they use a certain vocabulary featuring tried and true paeans to optimism. Here is a short list of my current favorites (listen closely next time you speak with me): “You can’t fret about things you can’t control” – This is a classic. I use it a lot …
One of my biggest passions in life has been for the Green Bay Packers, which is pretty nonsensical. Why is a professional sports team so important to me? I don’t have any stake in it at all. How does my half full philosophy jive with this (especially when they just went 4-12 this year)? The answers go …
I’ve really taken a liking to playing No Limit Texas Hold’em these days, mostly online at Full Tilt Poker. There’s something about this game that pulls me in – I think it’s the combination of luck, bravery, and mathematics. I’m reading a book right now by professional player Phil Gordon called “Phil Gordon’s Little Green Book” …
I’ve noted that I like making and listening to music. Here is one of my creations, called “The Daily Grind”. I wrote the words and did the vocals, and a good friend of mine wrote the music and played all the instruments. It’s another half full look at life, an appreciation of the adrenaline rush of …

