Matthew Griffith's Blog

I have often hesitated to write about my faith, but given the experience of the past year or so of reading the Book of Mormon cover to cover for the first time with my family, I had to share. For [Show Full Post]

Today is a day of reflection. It’s a special day. It’s Fathers day. I became a Father 4 short years ago. My Dad has been a father for over 40 years. He’s learned some things along the way that have made [Show Full Post]

My parents sent me a thoughtful poem that I got through the mail. It has a little hand holding on to a big one. It’s very cool to be a dad. I love my girls and the love we share. [Show Full Post]

My Aunt Jean sent me this quote from an unknown author. She said it reminded her of my family. It definitely reminds me of Madison. My face may be different But my feelings the same [Show Full Post]

As most of you know Madison has down Syndrome. It doesn't define her, it’s just something she has that makes her unique. Meag and I both have come to cherish the sweet moments we have with her where we try so [Show Full Post]

David Feherty is a funny golf commentator. I enjoy his cracks when watching golf. You need the man to lighten up the game, since watching golf can be so boring when Tiger is not playing. This is a quote [Show Full Post]

On Friday night it was my turn to watch the kids while Meag went out on the town with one of her friends. We had a fun filled night, which involved a ride in the red flyer wagon down to the [Show Full Post]

For those of you who have a hosting provider like I do you may notice that some of the features of the web servers you work with can be limited. Sometimes hosting providers are not always up to date on the [Show Full Post]

One huge skill that a lot of managers and leaders need to learn is to be diplomatic. I am blessed/lucky with the ability to think before I speak, and during that thinking I sit back and think about the repercussions of [Show Full Post]

My Dad sent me this mail today, thought I’d share it: The old Native American wanted a loan for $500.  The banker pulled out the loan application, "What are you going to do with the [Show Full Post]