Jason Clark

It has been a little more than two years since I last wrote anything on this blog. Sorry, but a lot has been happening out there. I’ve still been blogging over on Social Edge, but everything else has been restricted to quick tweets, Facebook posts, and Flickr pics.

So, what has been happening? I turned forty for one thing. Right after that I got to see an ultrasound picture of what would turn out to be my daughter. As you can imagine, I’ve had my hands quite full as a result, both literally and figuratively. The night she arrived was quite a surprise. So much so that I ended up being the one to deliver her, right at home. The past year has been a blur of giddiness, joy, diapers and amazement.

Professionally, I have made a change as well. I am still running Social Edge, but I have a new gig as well. I am the CTO for a startup gaming company. More on that soon…

Otherwise, I’ve done some traveling, and reconsidering of what I want my life to be. Change takes time, but change is the only real constant we have. Tomorrow won’t look like today, and I am busy trying to shape a different, more interesting tomorrow for myself and for the people I love. Here’s to the next two years, and the two after that, etc.

The summer went by way too fast, but I’m looking forward to the fall. Well, parts of it at least. That part where everything that has grown in the yard for the past six months or so turns brown gradually and continually, and covers the ground in a manner that requires cleaning up – that part I could do without. I need a yard that doesn’t require maintenance. SoCal did that to me. Grooming, sure, but not edging is different from mass pruning and raking. I’d prefer to have a yard that could just grow and grow. A mountain yard. That’d be nice.

So what does the fall have in store? I’ll be in SoCal next weekend, Big Sur in November and a European cruise is in the planning stages for December. Me on a boat. Always a good time.

Otherwise, there’s the constant striving for improvement that keeps me busy day in and day out. So much work to do! Speaking of which, I’d better get back to it.