Each and every time
we don't do something that we had a previous thought to do what is the first
thing we say. Oh, I could have done
this, I should have, or if given the chance, I would have done so-in-so.
Good news, if your
reading this that means that your not dead and you have options. At this very moment that I am writing this, I
forget where I heard that, but I know that it stuck with me. "A dead person has no options that is." If I think of where I heard it, I'll post it
later. Deal?
The idea for this
blog came to me quite some time ago, and I figured now is a great time to just
go ahead and get it done. With two civil
actions pending in a United States District Court I have been able to easily justify
my procrastination of getting this blog up and running. But I don't want to
carry around the baggage of what I coulda wrote.
On the other hand I
would dread seeing a blog that's similar to my idea become the talk of the "internet
town," and I'm left saying, "I knew I shoulda done that."
Then there is always
the age old, if only I woulda. I'm not
going out like that people, thanks to hearing that the dead have no options,
I'm going to take advantage of every second to do. Do, done, and did are the opposite of
"coulda-shoulda-woulda.
Sometimes there is
enjoyment in just watching what others are doing and this becomes our
"do" for that moment. Think
about this. If some one asked you right
now, what are you doing, and you were honest and told them, "reading 'I Do
We Do' online," guess what reading I Do We Do has just become what you are
doing and if you do it a lot, people will start to tell you: "all you do
is read I Do We Do, that's all you do."
You might expect me
to tell you that that would be a good thing, but that's not what I'm about, nor
would I promote that because here on earth there are so many things to do that
you and I could never begin to chronicle them all. But I have decided to create a site where
all can come to tell what they do, did, plan on doing, or have done.
You and I both have
Guy Kawasaki's book "What the Plus" to thank for
this inspiration. I thank him for the
nudge and you may want to thank him if this site grows to become a place that
you turn to during your web adventures.
Guy Kawasaki wrote
about a situation in an elevator wherein one person asks another "who are
you, and what do you do?" Mr. Kawasaki termed the response to that
question the answer's "personal elevator pitch."
From that I thought,
Hmm, he's right because what do you do has become an "introduction"
so to speak. So what we do is important, and I have decided that this blog is
"The who, what, where,
when, and why we do, did, plan on doing, or can do in this world blog." I have missed out on doing a lot, but then we
all have times when we don't know what to do. Come here to find out from now
one when you reach that state.
I gained further
inspiration from Cigar Bob (GQ Gent), he's my
brother and he needed something to do, so he started a page on Facebook about
cigar's. All I can say is WOW! You'll be amazed at how fast he was able to find
friends based upon the interest of cigars.
So, in that same
vein, I'll invite you to click over to "I Do We Do's" Facebook and share
whatever you do. If you have a business, a great job, a hot date, tickets to a
show you can't wait to see, whatever you want to share go ahead and post
it. From those post I will write about
the interesting things that catch my eye.
The National
Enquirer, say enquiring minds want to know, well here at I Do We Do we'll say
that we're "not nosey just wanna know," why? Maybe someone else needs
something to do and they can get inspiration from you.
I could go on and
on, and risk loosing you before we get started, but I hope you see where I'm
going with this and at this stage I can't give to much away, so please take a
chance, join in on Facebook and bookmark or subscribe to the right. I look
forward to seeing and hearing from you. Let's do some stuff!
Thank You for
viewing, tell a friend or two!
I Do We Do!
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