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Always close

mountains — Driving away from “insanely beautiful”, don’t miss the opportunity to get farther out and look at “insanely beautiful” from a distance.

You are always close to us, even when you are far away. Never forget this. Even after we are gone.
dad

Remember, you control your narrative, no one else. Talk about hitting the lottery! Congrats!!

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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.

i love rain

weather app screen shot — If we are lucky we will get decent rain.

concrete driveway photo — i added 10 bricks to help secure the plastic cover. The crew could have done it. But they didn’t. The bricks where right there.

Sign your work with excellence.
dad

Orange County came out for the fifth time to get it right. Did you catch that, FIFTH time. All one (specifically me and Cheryl) can think about is why didn’t this happen the first time?

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No regrets

Quote about status quo on a wall — Everything is a choice. And even when we choose not to decide, we still have made a choice.

Good and very good are excuses for not pursuing excellence.
dad

Our personal approach to life is our “personal culture”. And culture is what we think and do, without thinking. Habits. Plain and simple. Develop and hone great habits.

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Happy Earth Day (officially)

To Dr. Seuss books — From our neighbor’s daughter’s free library box next to their mailbox.

Positive karma and it’s cousin, serendipity, are rock stars.
dad

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Pouring rain

Orange County Florida vehicle — RMS vehicle. The tire shadows reveal the early morning hour.

What are the odds, on an 86-degree forecasted day, that the upstairs AC unit fails?

They say when it rains it pours. This means when challenging things happen, they often happen in what feels like a deluge.
dad

Today, Orange County is on their third try to get the concrete forms right for a 10:00 AM final approval to pour concrete. Home Depot is delivering 400 bags of mulch between 6:00 AM and 8:00 PM today, and our upstairs air conditioner is not working, as of 10:00 PM last night. Additionally, Cheryl is at the hospital for half a day starting at 8:00 AM. All four events are happening simultaneously. Separately these are manageable. Combined simultaneously, they overwhelm. We’ve worked hard to never have more than one issue at a time. Our batting average is great. Today it’s not so great. And so it goes.

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