I haven’t written in a while. I apologize for that. You see, I’ve been quite busy. I recently accepted a position with a great company based in Nashville Tennessee. So, on December 19, 2011 we moved from Utah to Tennessee. The company moved us, so that helped a lot, but there was quite a bit [Continue Reading...]
I’m starting a new series that is unrelated to continuous improvement, process improvement, lean manufacturing or six sigma or the customer experience. This new series will highlight aspects of Wing Chun, the martial arts I practice. I’m calling this series Wing Chun Friday (I’ll post on this topic on Friday). Yes, Bruce Lee was a [Continue Reading...]
Like most families on Saturday mornings, our family does chores around the house. My wife does a great job adjusting the needs of each child while making sure they are learning how to work and learn some life skills along the way. My job was to help the little kids (I have 6 kids that [Continue Reading...]
This is not a normal shmula.com post, but I felt compelled to write this in order to help 3 beautiful and good kids find a family. In order to get the word out, please consider Retweeting, Facebook, Digg, to spread the word – perhaps together we can help these 3 wonderful kids find a family. [Continue Reading...]
Our little baby boy was born June 23, 2008. Lakin (pronounced “lay-kin”) is our 8th child and we brought him into our family through the blessing of adoption. For long-time shmula readers, you might remember that we just adopted Mylie in November 2007 and we adopted Preston in November 2006. Yup, we did it again, [Continue Reading...]
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