by Ken | Oct 2, 2007 | Business & Work, Family & Personal, Religion & Spirituality
My daughter will be playing a stripper-or-something-or-other as one of the lead players in Godspell this Fall. I think I liked it better when she was a nun in Sound of Music, but it’s a step up from being a horse in Man of La Mancha, I suppose. I didn’t...
by Ken | Oct 1, 2007 | Business & Work, Everyday Life, Family & Personal
Over the course of this last month, stewardship of my apartment complex passed hands from me to Todd, the now full-time maintenance person. The owner has health issues that wont allow him to take care of a lot of the miscellaneous stuff at his properties, and the...
by Ken | Aug 1, 2007 | Business & Work, Everyday Life, Family & Personal
At a networking social for BNI in Fredonia, an older gentleman, upon seeing my card, asked if I knew a Jerry Stuczynski. This one connection was worth more than any business I could have gotten from the gathering. When I was little, my Dad worked in the Aerospace...
by Ken | Jan 12, 2006 | Business & Work, Martial Arts
This had been weighing on me even now that it’s over. A couple of you know the situation, some don’t. But I am always about setting the record straight. Or at least trying to. Some people who know me feel that I handled leaving my teaching situation badly....
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by Ken | Jun 30, 2003 | Business & Work, Everyday Life, Family & Personal, Woodworking & Other Projects
Sunday, June 1st We’ve got a new parakeet to replace the one that died after a week just a couple of weeks ago. Real friendly and doesn’t bite hard. (Pardon the unintentional gesture.) It’s been raining almost non-stop and we missed any window to...
by Ken | May 31, 2003 | Business & Work, Everyday Life, Family & Personal
Friday, May 16th, 2003 Last Saturday, Christina performed on stage at Shea’s Theatre, as part of the cast of high school production of “The Music Man”. Their troupe did a review of the musical with no sets or costumes, and received the Kenny award...
