Second Column podcastguest/my friend David Pavlina has launched a podcast called Japanatron. I have not listened to it yet, so my apologies if it’s just David speaking in Japanese for 30 minutes. Probably, it’s not. Probably, it’s very funny. Check it out here.
Ever read an article and go, “What? … No way … That can’t be … How has no one reported this yet?! … You’ve got to be kidding me! … Get the f*&^% out of here!” That’s Peter Schweizer’s Reason article Warren Buffett: Baptist and Bootlegger, which details the many ways that beloved business grandpa Warren Buffett is a crony capitalist.
My wife gives excellent gifts. For example, there is the beer boot she bought me for Christmas. Jen knows I have a long relationship with beer, and like any relationship sometimes you have to find new ways to keep it fresh. So now, on special occasions, such as a conference championship game or a Tuesday night, when I sip a fine Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, I do so out of my beer boot.
For Valentine’s Day this year I gave Jen a card and flowers. It has taken me several years to overcome the loathing all single people feel for Valentine’s Day, but I am finally at a happy place with it, even if celebrating the holiday implies you’re not romantic the rest of the year, which I am, but, like I said–happy place.
Jen gave me a card, a framed photo from our Cleveland engagement shoot and these, which combine my love of salted treats with my love of low-carb foods. Yes, I put them on the mantle, where they will remain until I am hungry.
I’m nuts about her, too.
I wrote a Q-and-A in Dame with author Maggia Arana on how married couples can start having more sex. Heads up: The language is NSFW. Read it here.
