All About The Plan

By Lorin Bice

You Can’t Go Back to School if You Never Left

“Return with us now to those thrilling days of yesteryear…” Okay, so I’m not the Lone Ranger, or Tonto, or even Silver (and no, I’m not one, just part of Silver either; shame on you for suggesting it). Not bird, nor plane, nor even frog, it’s just little ole me: Underdog. Okay, again, so I am not any of those, but perhaps you can see how I spent my summer days in the early 1960s. Yes, glued to the tube I was, when I wasn’t out traipsing the hills with my trusty old Daisy BB gun, fearless slayer of dirt clods everywhere.

Coaching From The Hart

By Isaac Hartmann

Nostalgia and Nuggets: Reflecting on Summers Past and Life Lessons Learned

I never wanted summers to end. I rarely looked forward to the first day of school. Family vacations to West Virginia or Canada, still my favorite places to visit, came and went in the blink of an eye. Looking back, I was not especially productive with my time. I played a lot of tennis and consumed way too much TV. Many weekdays, from 11 am to noon, I watched the Price is Right with my mom and sister.

Health & Wealth

By Troy Garcia

Going Back to School: A Father’s Perspective

The weeks leading up to the new school year are always a whirlwind of excitement, anticipation, and a touch of nostalgia. As a financial advisor, I often draw parallels between life’s milestones and the importance of planning. This year, the back-to-school season holds a special place in my heart. My daughter Parker, who is five years old, prepares to embark on her kindergarten journey.

Tek•Tok

By Hunter McTaggart

The Back To School Special

This month, we’re stepping away from the moderately obscure tech products blog to discuss back-to-school. I was told to share my experiences on school-related experiences such as getting the kids ready and taking them to school. Well, to my knowledge, I have no children yet. Therefore, I am going to take a little different route in sharing a unique experience of going off to college, i.e., “to school.”

Contrary To Commentary

By Chris Hammond

Back to School We Go

After a summer of blistering heat (at least in Florida), the calendar is somehow turning to August, College Football is nearly back in action, and for kids across the country, the mixed feelings of excitement to see friends, dread for the daily grind of homework, and nervousness over what a new school year will bring, fill the air.