Kansas City BBQ

We are here for a business meeting with colleagues from other Executive Recruiting businesses. We came out a day early to do a little sight seeing.

Headed off to the Truman Presidential Library in Independence, Missouri – about 15 minutes from the airport.
Taxi ride to swing by the Truman House – so quaint and well preserved.

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Now, over to the other side of the freeway to the Presidential Library.
Truman kept journals and his daily schedules with his notes detailing his thoughts about his meetings. Typically he would be meeting someone every 15 minutes.

He wrote wonderful love letters to his wife, Bess.

An exhibit at the Library demonstrating the Truman, his wife and daughter on the back of a train. The “Whistle Stop” Campaign.

Several thoughts pass through my head as we finish the tour of the library. What a wonderful American and one that tried to do his best. By reading his notes, they are very insightful on how
he felt about being overwhelmed when Roosevelt died and he was sworn into office, to his decision and the options he weighed to end the war and get Japan to surrender.
Later, having to deal with domestic issues of inflation and unemployment of all those military forces being brought home.

Makes me proud to be an American!

April 28-30, 2010 Kansas City
Management Exchange Group – Business Advisory Group

A couple of my trusted Business advisors from our group: Paul and Jerry.

Paul and Jerry, our business advisors and friends.
Brisket
BBQ Ribs

Dinner at a fantastic BBQ house – Jack Stack BBQ. Order your sauce at www.jackstackbbq.com.

And this is what I ordered. The Crown Prime Rib Beef Short Ribs. I could barely eat one they are huge!

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