Mark Long’s Blog

One of the things I was looking forward to doing during our trip to New York City was going to a major league baseball game. We took the subway out from Times Square to Shea Stadium which runs directly to the park. It was a great way to spend the day. The Met’s lost badly it was never close. It was fun though. In twenty years I doubt that Kath, Sonia or I will remember who won or lost but we’ll surely remember going to the game.

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1. Boston is more similar to European cities than Salt Lake City.
2. No matter how many smart people are in the room, I always think I am the smartest one there.
3. Everyone overestimates how smart they are and how much they can accomplish.
4. There are better ways to make decisions than “by the seat of your pants”
5. I want to go back and take more classes.

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Feel free to contact me prior to purchasing any of the following to make sure it would satisfy my standards. I would hate for you to go to a lot of effort and be disappointed that it was the wrong color. If a personal assitant becomes available they can be assigned the task to go shopping with you so that the appropriate purchase can be made. If bought on credit please mark the receipt “gift” so that if you later declare bankruptcy the court won’t take it away from me. As with presdential donations it is implied and expected that personal access will be given to the giver. You will be invited to join in the fun whenever possible and of course recipriocal gift giving can be expected.

10- Utah Jazz Private Corporate Box.

9- 45 Foot Provost RV Bus with matching toy hauler.

8- Ski in/out cabin at Alta.

7- 3 Week vacation in Pantagonia.

6- Fully Custom Harley Touring Bike.

5- His and Hers Honda Personal Water Craft.

4- 4 High Performance snowmobiles with trailer.

3- A personal assitant to take care of those pesky daily chores.

2- A villa on the beach in Peru.

1- A good celular phone with a great plan that doesn’t cheese me off when I get the bill.

If you think that this is asking too much remember that asking has the highest value to effort ratio possible. It take little to no effort with potential hugh returns. It never hurts to ask. (Something Sonia taught me)

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