(photo: the expertise some people have reaches levels others flock to discover, learn, and copy. Notice the dragonfly on the ‘m’ in Ballroom?)
To teach is to learn twice.
True that.
Would that make a great teacher an expert expert?
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Category: Fanatical
First thing we do after an amazing trip?
(photo: crazy is as crazy does… Kalispel storefront last night, walking to hotel after dinner)
What’s the first thing you do upon returning home from an amazing trip? Unpack?
Anticipating hugs and then a jump in the pool.
May not even remove shoes or cloths. We’ll see.
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The soft echo of ‘give yourself a pat on the back’
(photo: It would have been a dangerous three-hour drive in the dark, departing at 3:30am… but instead it was this)
The organization with which the past three days have come together has astonished the very person who did all the work.
And the soft echo of ‘give yourself a pat on the back’ seem so totally appropriate right now.
At 9:46pm, MST, in the Kalispel hotel, on a Friday night.
Wheels up tomorrow at 7:25am.
We’re going to Disney World….
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One is in control, the other is at the mercy of waiting
If there is going to be electricity in the air today, it’s up to us. And not only that, we are in charge of controlling it. Of turning it up, and turning it down.
The other option is simply to check and measure for it.
Maybe we’ll feel some, maybe not.
One is in control, the other is at the mercy of waiting.
Being organized means figuring this out.
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Six years of diligent personal organization led to yesterday
(photo: University of Iowa bed of Black-Eyed Susans getting ready to move to the next chapter in their life cycle)
Six years of diligent personal organization can go by rather quickly.
Time waits for no one.
Pretty decent case for initiating our biggest dreams plans in life.
How long would you be willing to persevere in order to reach a dream?
Unlikely at 16 we had the vision for what we wanted to become at 21.
Not that crazy at 49 to envision what could happen at 55.
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