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Simple Standards
Forget your lust, for the rich man’s gold, All that you need, is in your soul, And you can do this, if you try. All that I want for you, my son, Is to be satisfied. And be a simple … Continue reading
Posted in A Step Ahead, Columns, December 2012, Issues, Parks and Rec Business
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Continue The Climb To Success
When my eldest son was only 5 years old, it was clear he was a gifted athlete. He averaged two “home runs” per T-ball game, and as he grew into “pitched” leagues, he showed even greater prowess. By the end … Continue reading
Posted in A Step Ahead, Columns, Issues, November 2012, Parks and Rec Business
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Charting A Course
As my dad walked me down to the river, the morning sun peeked over his shoulder and flickered through the trees. I was about 5 years old. Mom was waiting at the water’s edge, holding a small raft made of … Continue reading
Posted in A Step Ahead, Columns, Issues, October 2012, Parks and Rec Business
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How I Fared
I have an old token from the New York City subway that reads, “Good For One Fare.” I keep it in a dresser drawer and usually forget about it until for some odd reason I stumble across it. I found … Continue reading
Posted in A Step Ahead, Columns, Issues, Parks and Rec Business, September 2012
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The Silent Majority
Don’t let bullies get the best of your kids By Ron Ciancutti My daughter was pulled over once for running a red light and the officer asked to see the title and registration. She simply said, “Oh, that’s in a … Continue reading
Posted in A Step Ahead, August 2012, Columns, Issues, Parks and Rec Business
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