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Author Archives: Jaren
Yes- I was left alone for a time…
When I was a child, I attended the Parade of Homes with my family and our neighbors. Each family had their own car. Initially we all traveled in our separate vehicles. As the day went along, we traded children riding … Continue reading
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Tagged home show, Parade of Homes, salt lake parade of homes, showcase of homes
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Haven’t missed a year…
I won’t say that I have had an unusual parade experience; however, I may have one that is quite rare! I just celebrated my 32nd birthday and am married with two children. As a newborn (I would have been six … Continue reading
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Watch out for shower doors if you are gawking
I think it was 2002, we were in a home called Tuscan by John Roe. Maybe other parade attendees are like me; dragging a husband along! I think they fear honey-do lists or a wife who wants a new house. … Continue reading
1976 Salt Lake Parade of Homes™
As a young man, my parents took our family to the Parade of Homes™1976. I remember the homes were in Glenmoor Village. It was exciting because the home builders had a large domed tent with exhibitors. I hadn’t ever seen … Continue reading
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Tagged home builder, Parade of Homes, salt lake home builders, salt lake parade of homes
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What is our “adult” example teaching?
Are we really adults as we go about bad mouthing, expressing hate, and dissing on each and every move our political leaders make? Why it is families are fair game now? Is there anything that either side can endure about … Continue reading
Posted in Leadership
Tagged childish behavior, civility, example, ideology, incivility
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Misguided logic of some Outdoor Retailers
Utahns aren’t known to crater to threats or misguided logic. Yes, the Outdoor Retailer Convention was good for our state and many businesses that call Utah home, but having a handful of “industry leaders” voice through ultimatum their view isn’t … Continue reading
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Tagged bears ears, National monuments, North Face, Patagonia, REI, State Parks
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Two unexpected paths cross
Beautiful twin sisters were out late one night with friends. Nothing unusual occurred during the evening, but memories carried were that they all enjoyed each other’s company. Small talk occurred among the group as their vehicle traveled home on a … Continue reading
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Our Electoral College is outdated?
I am intrigued and gratified by the outcries of victory (and/or defeat) from the 2016 election results. Intrigued- that we are quick to find answers which support our side and Gratified- that we live in a country where it is … Continue reading