Today's song is Remember The Time by Michael Jackson, released in 1993.

Happy 4th Of July!. It's my favorite holiday! The Summer is my favorite season of the year. The vast majority of my best moments in life happened during June, July, and August. There are pages on this site that document my thoughts along that line.

Sherry and I will be spending this holiday with my good friend and mentor, Gene Weed, at his home in Cottonwood, Arizona. It's been a couple years since I last saw him. Sherry and Gene have never met. It will be a fun time!

My social networking contacts through various websites continues to increase. Those that knew me in the past who join my online groups are always eager to exchange updated information about ourselves. I find some bonds last a lifetime in various ways.

I have a full life filled with love given to and received from so many people. The passage of time has been good for me. May it be good for you too.

I published one new short story, With The Passage Of Time.

I published a page of pictures from atop the newly opened, Double Peak Park in San Marcos, California by the mountain we live near.

I added 2 Favorite Header Image Combinations (example shown below):

My partnership, Newbound, Inc., is receiving an increase in business. We continually add to our Newbound Software Library's capabilities, resulting in a powerful set of tools to provide business solutions for our clients.

I've been studying the material from my Six Sigma classes I finished in May and the new version of the Project Management Body Of Knowledge book. I don't want the passage of time to cause me to forget some of that important knowledge.

My friend, Byron, is deeply involved with the Paul Carlson Partnership. It's a worthy cause.

My two friends: Gary and Jim each published a new leadership article this week.

• Gary: Take the blame, and give away the credit
• Jim: What Makes a Culture Successful?

Last Friday might Sherry and I watched the DVD, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button. We enjoyed the story with the strange twist of fate in that particular passage of time.

I've been looking for many months for an inexpensive purchase of the 1968 version of the New Colony Six song, Can't You See Me Cry. I don't want to purchase a CD for just that one song.

Found on the web links for July 2, 2009 [ Link since removed ]

Don