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Tread Heavily
http://www.treadheavily.com
This blog is mainly about me and my life as the father of 4 kids. I put that first, because that really defines who I am at the core. Before I am anything else, I am a father and a husband. Sappy? I know it is, but my wife will read this, and as the father of 4 kids, I have to keep mamma happy.
Beyond that, this site is about my hobbies, my career, and the aspect of my career that I find most interesting. Social media, marketing, usability, and user interaction. On occasion, I will be throwing in some interesting reads I find here and there and will comment on entertainment, my religion, and current events.
- Added on: Feb 11th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Robert Armstrong
- Listed in: Personal Dads
- Tags: dad video games parenting usability social media gamers
Recent Posts
Day 7: Worship Him!
We spent most of today visiting several churches around Arequipa. These are wonderful places led by amazing men of God and I was humbled to be welcomed to worship with the members of the churches. Services are no different than services in the United...
Day 6: Destructive Forces
When we got down to the bus, after a wonderful breakfast cooked by Mrs. Gardner, I found out that my camera battery was dead and I would have to shoot video with the Flip instead to be able to capture anything about the trip. This worked out well as ...
Day 5: The Peruvian Experience
Now that the medical clinic is over, we are about to spend our first day getting to know the people and culture of Peru. To get a good idea about how the missionaries work and live, you really need to experience the things they have to get used to an...
Day 4: Conviction
This morning’s walk was much easier than the first day, so maybe I am getting used to all of the walking we have been doing. I lagged behind the rest of the group, not because I was struggling to make it up the hills, but because I was enjoying...
Day 3: Gran Clinica Medica
This morning started with empenadas and a brisk walk through the steep streets of Arequipa. We passed small shops and town blocks that were filled with small fields growing lettuce, onions, and potatoes. Once we reached Jeremy Hall’s house (one...
Day 2: Lima Peru
Today we woke up in Lima, Peru and started our day with what they called an ‘American breakfast’ at the hotel. It was bread with butter and strawberry jam and scrambled eggs. During breakfast we had a few minutes to get to know each other...
