jeff noel – Page 20 – Disney Creativity and Innovation Keynote Speaker

Make your own hometown

Every person is an environmentalist for their life.
dad

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This website is about our HOME. This is the fifth of five daily, differently-themed blog posts about: (1) mind, (2) body, (3) spirit, (4) work, (5) home. To return to Mid Life Celebration, the site about MIND, click here.

When in doubt, go higher

When in doubt, go higher. Never lower your expectations.
dad

You may need to expect less of others. But hold yourself to the highest standard. Surrender to not being able to control others’ motivation. Exploit being able to creatively control your thoughts and actions.

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Home resolve

National Park lodging chart — July 8 through September 12. Short season. Why? High elevation conditions.

i resolve to over-focus at home.
dad

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Let’s get more stuff

Is keeping piles of ~~$h!t~~ stuff the same as having cancer?
dad

The goal of minimalistic living is to increase your joy and energy.

Reminder: This is me talking to me.

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Scripting for future enjoyment

Nations Park lodging availability screen — 2024 is a 79-night season.

Colonoscopy prep packet — This morning’s colonoscopy prep, last night.

i love reflecting.
dad

By the 1950s, only the Sperry and Granite Park chalets survived inside Glacier Park. The railroad, looking to get out of the hotel and concessions business, stopped serving food at the chalet in 1953. The following year, it sold the Sperry Chalet to the National Park Service for $1.

The Park Service hired Ross and Kathleen Luding to manage the surviving chalets. Since the 1950s, both chalets have continued to host legions of backcountry travelers. In the 1990s, as decades of deferred maintenance took their toll, Sperry and Granite Park were temporarily closed and restored at a cost of more than $3 million.

More Sperry Chalet historical photos.

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