Mr. Sean Goes To Washington — From The Road

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Aug 3
Aug 3 Scaling It Back: Issue 3

Sean Genovese

Mr. Sean Goes To Washington

We rushed to the bank to get our closing funds. Then we rushed toward the title company to sign our documents. While en route I got another call, it was my real estate agent again. We would not be able to close today, the title company didn’t have time for us. I thought he was kidding. Literally I smiled and said, “stop it.”

He was not kidding.

Jun 23
Jun 23 Scaling It Back: Issue 2

Sean Genovese

Mr. Sean Goes To Washington

The nostalgia of apartment living often permeates the air in the form of a burnt meal setting off smoke detectors in a neighboring apartment. The open courtyard we overlook acts as an echo chamber, amplifying the piercing tones and making it impossible to find the source—unless of course the smoke is heavy enough to betray the would-be chef.

May 28
May 28 Scaling It Back: Issue 1

Sean Genovese

Washington, Mr. Sean Goes To Washington

Mar 30
Mar 30 The (Planned) Road To Washington

Sean Genovese

Mr. Sean Goes To Washington

Here is the current routing for our relocation road trip. The destination markers are the "scheduled" stops. We'll figure out a clever way to denote the "unscheduled" stops that inevitably plague our future.

Mar 18
Mar 18 Frequently Asked Questions About Our Relocation

Sean Genovese

Mr. Sean Goes To Washington

Mar 16
Mar 16 Things I Will Not Do (Part 3)

Sean Genovese

Mr. Sean Goes To Washington

So for the past two years, I’ve been looking for the right stage and the right players. I still hear the voices of those that called me a lifer echoing in my head (probably because they still tell me, though now with an “I told you so” tone) and that’s probably why I’ve spent so much time and effort exhaustively searching both inside and outside the company for jobs. In the end, it seems I cannot avoid my destiny.