Home Sweet Home

It was so great to sleep in my own bed last night. I love going to conferences, but it is always great to be back home. I enjoyed chatting with Bethany into the late hours of the night and catching up on her week. I have enjoyed time with the kids this morning at soccer games and at home. Now, I am feeling exhausted and ready to go to bed already and it is only 3 p.m.

I will be adding some more content from the D6 conference in the days ahead. I have at least one interview to share and quotes from one of the sessions that I did not get posted during the conference. I also hope to share a video from the Sanctus Real concert. However, my phone is not cooperating. Check back next week for these updates. I hope that once I get caught up on being gone for 3 days that I will be able to add some reflections and next steps based on what I heard at D6 this year.

Thanks to all who visited my blog these last few days! I hope it was an encouragement and benefit for all of you.

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  1. jonathanSeptember 24, 2011 at 8:19 PM

    It was great to meet you JL. Wish we had more time to talk and hang out, but it was busy, busy, busy!

    Consider me a new reader of your blog!

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