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IMHO (In My Humble Opinion)

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Respect
Written by RJ Lavallee   
Tuesday, 02 March 2010 20:07

Eleven years ago my wife gave me a call. She was out of town with a friend of hers. I was home with my friends. We were living a great life. Her career was starting to blossom. I was still trying to figure out how to define my career, and having a great time doing it. Many might argue that I'm still trying to define it.

I was hanging out at my friend's photography studio. We were shooting a video for the band I was in. The band actually had a decent following. Maybe more importantly we were having a blast playing together. Right in the middle of it all my wife called the studio: cell phones were not as ubiquitous as they are now.

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Removing anxieties
Written by RJ Lavallee   
Monday, 08 February 2010 05:33

I've been paralyzed by my anxieties lately. The current state of the economy has been the root of these anxieties; it touches everything from our schools to our little local recreational summer swim club, which are what what concerns me locally. What also worries me is everything from the future being laid for my children to the stresses of today that my parents have to wrestle with in what is supposed to be the relaxing twilight of their days.

I know I bring a lot of this on myself. Like an ambulance chaser I can not keep myself away from Internet sites that spell out the hidden catastrophes that lurk around every corner, how the green shoots of the present recovery are an administration's cheer-leading in the face of a jobless recovery. Jobless recovery? How do people recover in a capitalist society without a job? I don't get it.

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Faster generations
Written by RJ Lavallee   
Tuesday, 12 January 2010 19:47

I was talking to an old friend last night. Well, he's not that old, and I'm not either, at least that's what we'd like to believe. Let's just say we've known each other for over 25 years; that's some history. We often fall into bouts of nonsensical banter and this was no exception. During the banter, however, he asked if I had ever heard of the recent concept of micro-generations. I said that yes I had, but I had to admit that really it sounded familiar, and that I'd neither read nor heard anything about it specifically.

So what is it?

It's basically more academic mumbo-jumbo to tell parents that while there was a generation gap when we were growing up there is now a generation chasm growing so rapidly in front of us that we're going to have a very difficult time keeping up. And what's the bogey man in all of this? Technology, of course.

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