Arielle is home from UGA for the holidays.
We promptly put her on a plane to go work in Cincinnati for a week as a brand ambassador – just as every good parent should.
Keeping ’em outta trouble
Doo-Nanny
One final footnote (or is it be a headnote?) to today’s post about the Chattahoochee Heritage Project…
Category:
Words to live by.
Definition:
Doo-Nanny. A term coined by Butch Anthony’s long-time friend, John Henry, meaning “to improve yourself every day in every way.”
The Chattahoochee Heritage Project
While in Auburn last week for a board meeting, we learned about The Chattahoochee Heritage Project, a program that spotlights the people, places and culture of the Chattahoochee River Valley. The site was developed by AU students, faculty and friends and is affiliated with the Department of Communication & Journalism. Thanks to professor Ric Smith and the entire team for coming up with this idea and for sharing these wonderful stories. Oh, and be sure to check out the story and video on folk artist Butch Anthony of Seale, Ala., who’s been featured on the History Channel’s “American Pickers” (one of Mike D.’s favorite shows).
Homecoming
This weekend is homecoming at Auburn,
and I spent the day there today at an advisory board meeting.
Driving home, I came to the simple realization:
Auburn is one of my favorite places on earth.
Read The Auburn Creed.
Fab 5-0
Happy birthdays to our friends Catherine Powell and John Huss, who celebrated their 50th birthdays this year with a fabulous bike trip through Tuscany. Want to add this idea to your own bucket list? Here’s how: www.ciclismoclassico.com, or on Facebook.
