I like to talk – to the point where I am consciously aware that I am bothering the people around me … and yet I continue. As a mitigating consideration, (fingers crossed) I don’t think I’m boring. That fact that I suffer from logerrhea is probably one of the reasons I have been able to maintain […]

I like to talk – to the point where I am consciously aware that I am bothering the people around me … and yet I continue. As a mitigating consideration, (fingers crossed) I don’t think I’m boring.
That fact that I suffer from logerrhea is probably one of the reasons I have been able to maintain this website or as long as I have, otherwise I would have run out of things to talk about years ago (evidence might suggest that I did, in fact, run out of things to talk about years ago). But it is because of this site that so many opportunities have come my way over the past seven years. The most recent one is taking place this coming Thursday when I will take the stage as the kickoff keynote speaker for the AIA Florida Convention … and I am more than a little nervous about it.
Over the past several years, I have presented dozens of seminars at a multitude of conferences and spoken to architecture programs around the country – and as far as I know, they all went pretty well. I’ve never received any negative feedback, but I don’t put a lot of stock in that … people are generally pretty nice and my topic...