Rocking my new @3WheelAthletics dryfit on this evening’s run (Taken with instagram)
Homewood creek exploration (Taken with instagram)
Art Festival Gangstas (Taken with Instagram at Magic City Art Connection Festival)
Taken with instagram
Rwanda Cup of Excellence roast from @finergrind. Delish. (Taken with instagram)
Incredible panel discussion to wrap up #startupsummit (Taken with instagram)
Will Pearson, co-founder of mental_floss crushing it t #startupsummit (Taken with instagram)
Startup Summit is going great! (Taken with Instagram at WorkPlay)
One last A/V test before #startupsummit tomorrow (Taken with Instagram at WorkPlay)
#startupsummit is coming THIS TUESDAY. Can’t wait. (Taken with instagram)
Sushi Sunday (Taken with instagram)
Bag shopping with @bmsummerville. Help. (Taken with instagram)
A Sister’s Eulogy for Steve Jobs - NYTimes.com -
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