by Steven Rossi on February 8, 2010 in In the News, 1 Comment
In thinking of the Tim Tebow Superbowl ad lately, I’d love to see some numbers someday on how many lives it saved. And yes, I am being genuine—I’m really curious about the influence of something like this on such a significantly deep decision that a woman makes. In general, I’m pretty pessimistic about it. I would love to be proved wrong…seriously. Continue reading…
by Steven Rossi on February 4, 2010 in Blogging, 4 Comments
Something else I’ve been thinking about lately: what does having a blog say to the world?
Think about this. In starting a personal blog, I’m basically asserting that I have something to say, that you should listen to what I’m telling you for some reason or another. Seems sorta arrogant, doesn’t it?
I sat down and listed off some potential messages that I could be communicating in deciding to have my own blog: Continue reading…
by Steven Rossi on January 26, 2010 in Blogging, Leave a Comment
As you can see, it’s been about two weeks since I’ve last blogged. No blog-neglect-apologies for me, though; I’ve had a pretty legitimate reason…you can be praying for my family if you’re so inclined. Anyway, that’s not the point of this post. It just made me consider something:
Are multi-author blogs a good idea? Continue reading…
by Steven Rossi on January 9, 2010 in Thoughts on Life, 2 Comments
Don’t believe context matters?
It does.
When a 28-year-old man says Continue reading…
by Steven Rossi on January 2, 2010 in Thoughts on Life, 11 Comments
One of my favorite parts about starting a new year is the number of obnoxious blog posts that offer advice on how to make and follow through with New Years’ resolutions. This year has been no different, and I wanted to add my own pointless opinion to the mess of resolution-related thoughts that you’ll forget tomorrow.
Here is my not-that-definitive list of ideas for ways that you (yes, you!) can become a more well-rounded person in two thousand ten. They’re in no particular order, however the first twenty are significantly easier to accomplish. Enjoy. Continue reading…