Eric Anderstud
May 26, 2008
I live in SLC, UT with my wife (Nicole) and two kids (Ivy - 13 yr old step-daughter, and Sage - 5 yr old son). The company I work for sells accounting software and I implement the software and do a lot of consulting with current clients between new implementations. Larry H Miller (Utah Jazz) and Maloof Sports & Entertainment (Sacramento Kings) are a few of the many clients that I work with. Sometimes I travel quite a bit and sometimes I don’t leave town for 3-6 months. It all depends on where we sell the software. I like my job because I typically do something different every day. I get to meet a lot of people and it never gets boring. My kids both play the violin and do other kid stuff. Ivy is getting very good and Sage just started a few months ago. Nicole is a massage therapist and also makes organic skin care products (www.nicolesorganicskincare.com). We are just waiting for that business to take off so we can retire. If you want to see more about my life (mostly my wife & kids) Nicole has a blog as well - http://ericnicoleivysage.blogspot.com.
It was amazing to me how Eric and Greg actually were somehow brothers and at the same time friends. It seemed to me that the natural order in families was that siblings were rival enemies. Somehow it was different with Eric and Greg. In place of fighting there were jokes and laughter. No jokes, however, were funnier nor conjured up more laughter, than Eric and Ted's fictional docu-drama featuring Stan and Mr. Hwong. It was a feature length impersonation of Dave Morey's father having an Argument with the Korean owner of a clothing store. At least daily for months on end you would hear Ted and Eric jousting in spontaneous argument, their favorite characters on display.
I live in SLC, UT with my wife (Nicole) and two kids (Ivy - 13 yr old step-daughter, and Sage - 5 yr old son). The company I work for sells accounting software and I implement the software and do a lot of consulting with current clients between new implementations. Larry H Miller (Utah Jazz) and Maloof Sports & Entertainment (Sacramento Kings) are a few of the many clients that I work with. Sometimes I travel quite a bit and sometimes I don’t leave town for 3-6 months. It all depends on where we sell the software. I like my job because I typically do something different every day. I get to meet a lot of people and it never gets boring. My kids both play the violin and do other kid stuff. Ivy is getting very good and Sage just started a few months ago. Nicole is a massage therapist and also makes organic skin care products (www.nicolesorganicskincare.com). We are just waiting for that business to take off so we can retire. If you want to see more about my life (mostly my wife & kids) Nicole has a blog as well - http://ericnicoleivysage.blogspot.com.
It was amazing to me how Eric and Greg actually were somehow brothers and at the same time friends. It seemed to me that the natural order in families was that siblings were rival enemies. Somehow it was different with Eric and Greg. In place of fighting there were jokes and laughter. No jokes, however, were funnier nor conjured up more laughter, than Eric and Ted's fictional docu-drama featuring Stan and Mr. Hwong. It was a feature length impersonation of Dave Morey's father having an Argument with the Korean owner of a clothing store. At least daily for months on end you would hear Ted and Eric jousting in spontaneous argument, their favorite characters on display.
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2 Comments:
I hate Hawaii! That's why I've never been there and I hate you for going without me! Your son is a beautiful boy. One day when Sage Liam and Kobe are best friends we will know the true meaning of parental stress!
Sacramento Kings are one of your clients. Well shit you better get your ass out here. They need to be well taken care of or you'll lose their account. You can stay with me while you're taking care of it.
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