Leaving a trail for our son – Page 118 – Disney Creativity and Innovation Keynote Speaker

Day 7 Walt Disney World, home

small town movie theater — Downtown Cut Bank.

small town America — One block off of Main Street.

full moon rising — Full Moon rising from our balcony.

full moon — Full Moon from an iPhone. The locals also called it a ‘blood moon’.

Thinking new and inspiring thoughts is one thing.

Acting on them for positive results is another.

i say do them both.

Every day.

All day.

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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.

Day 6 Walt Disney World, home

mountains — Pumpelly Pillar. From the boat. Looking back, mid-afternoon.

national park lodge — The end of another magnificent day. Our room is at the dark spot behind the fourth floor balcony.

One of my micro-prioritized priorities is ease of execution.

When in Glacier, i do not want to drive far to start and end a day.

The 40-minute roundtrip drive to Two Medicine is a blessing and a gift we’ve given to ourselves.

Two Med is an experiment this Summer.

We exposed ourselves for a week last year and decided to extend it this year to three weeks.

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Day 5 Walt Disney World, home

blurry photo of a small white boat — Pixar’s 2024 Inside Out 2 new characters. And, Sinopah, the (100+ year old) boat.

all trails map image — Hope to hike to Colbalt Lake soon.

two moose — Mama and calf are on our trail.

National Park Lodge entrance at night — Final end of today’s trail.

A long, even strenuous, day on the trail is radically better than a long, slothful day on the couch.

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Day 4 Walt Disney World, home

hiking app map screenshot — Someday, i/we hope to hike to Dawson Pass. Not ready for it now. In 2023 we went up as far as ‘No Name Lake’.

Chronic home-life adventures motive me to go big.

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Day 3 Walt Disney World, home

daily weather forecast — Mid-August temps at 4,800′ on the Eastern Continental Divide’s slope.

It’s wonderful to be able to see the keyboard and the WordPress Admin screen.

It’s wonderful to be able to see the photos to decide which ones to use in the blogs.

It’s wonderful to be able to see the trails.

It’s wonderful to be able to see my wife.

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