I am sure that you heard about how the Bay Area chapter of the Make A Wish organization granted Miles Scott’s wish to become “Batkid” for a day in San Francisco last November. There was coverage all over the news that day, and people who watched the event shared videos on Twitter and Facebook throughout the day.

This isn’t related to domain investing at all, but I want to share the official Batkid video that was created and shared by Make-A-Wish Greater Bay Area on the organizations YouTube page yesterday. This video is almost 10 minutes in length, but I think starting the day by watching this video will raise your spirits.

It was awesome to see such a large group of people come together to support a cancer (leukemia) survivor’s special wish, and the video is very cool.

One unique aspect of investing in domain names is that you can work on your business as much or as little as you would like. Many of us work 7 days a week at the detriment of personal relationships. I hope you’re able to take some time off from your business as the year winds down.

Merry Christmas to those of you celebrating today. I hope you are enjoying the day with friends and family. I wish you happiness and good health.

I don’t write many non-domain name related articles, but this is going to be one of them. For the last few weeks, I’ve been spending some of my evenings either at Fenway Park or at home watching the Boston Red Sox play in the postseason. Seeing them win the World Series at Fenway Park last night was something I won’t ever forget.

I grew up a Red Sox fan. I didn’t go to many games as a kid, but I have several ticket stubs from when I went to Fenway Park. Up until this season, the most memorable game I attended was Roger Clemens’ final game as a member of the Red Sox. I went with my family, and remember a long standing ovation as he walked off the field to Elton John’s Rocket Man.

For ten years, I