One door closes, another opens – looks good on paper. Or on a website.
Taking this bed rest recovery downtime to tighten up some blog links, looks, functions.
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One door closes, another opens looks good on paper
Author: jeff noel
Retired Disney Institute Keynote Speaker and Prolific Blogger. Five daily, differently-themed personal blogs (about life's 5 big choices) on five interconnected sites.
Concern is a tricky beast
Many unexpected things happen to heighten an already heightened sense of concern.
Concern though, is a tricky beast.
Constantly reminding us we have two choices:
- survive
- thrive
Life’s fine print reveals this struggle opportunity reality lasts a lifetime.
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PS. The boys have been together for 11 years, and so have their parents.
The harder we work, the more luck favors us
The harder we work, the more luck favors us.
It’s debatable, yet I’ve found a focused, balanced approach yields far greater luck percentages than hoping and wishing.
A new bed arrived yesterday afternoon. Talk about timing.
Seriously.
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Was organized enough this morning to do this
Was organized enough this morning to do this. To rearrange the morning to allow for a visit to our friend’s house following her email about her husband’s sudden death. (Another friend had sent us an email three days prior asking for prayers – Mike had been admitted to the hospital – but it went to an email address we no longer use)
Sent a reply offering suggestions on how I could help.
Without a reply back, and now 9am, I drove to their home.
Knocking on her door, was afraid because I didn’t know what to say or how to say it. Nor what to do and when to do it.
So we just hugged. Sat down. And talked.
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Is our fire lit?
Stop rehearsing.
Practice is over.
Game time.
Live, before you die.
No seriously, is our fire lit?
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