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Sometimes, home

wedding photos — Allentown, Pennsylvania, nearly four decades ago.

Sometimes?

Yes, sometimes.

Why?

Because sometimes you get lucky. Really, really lucky.

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Always, home

Mid Life Celebration's first branded image — Mid Life Celebration’s first branded image – introducing ‘the chair’. This is from 2008-2009.

Always?

Huh?

Always what?

Context please.

Ok.

Always live like you mean it.

Profoundly simple.

Simply profound.

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Never, home

Lee Cockerell and jeff noel at Disney Legacy Award presentation — Events beyond our wildest dreams stem from many small, random life moments. Photo: 2013, Lee Cockerell and me during a surprise award ceremony at Disney Institute.

Never?

Huh?

Never what?

Context please.

Ok.

Never stop finding a million ways to stay motivated.

Bonus: Never get bored with the basics.

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Live, and let live, home

American Flag half-mast — Flag at half staff happens too often.

American flag and jeff noel — That flag looks familiar. Home Sweet Home.

Is “Live and let live” my mantra?

Yes.

In fact, i pair it like this…

To each their own. Live and let live.

You do your life.

i’ll do my life.

We’ll both do a lawful, moral life.

We should be fine if everyone does this.

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To each their own, home

American Flag — From 100-mph gusts to no wind in 24 hours. Our flag spent the night in our garage.

What does it mean to me when i say, “To each their own”?

Every American is free to believe and do whatever they want.

The context, however, is that every American is a law-abiding citizen.

There’s also the context of the obvious American morals.

i am, like you are, free to do and believe whatever i want.

But, i must not take away your ability to live freely.

The easiest way for me, and everyone, to do this is to be a moral, law-abiding American citizen.

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