There’s a plan that’s by design, and this meet is one of several progressive milestones…
Sleeping in a dorm closet on the floor was a privilege, because it meant the opportunity to wear…
… to wear this runner’s bib on the shirt above.
How important is a free spirit in a structured world? Dear Son (and Cheryl), of all the people in the world, you know how hard a man with a dream works.
And with 2012 being the greatest Summer ever, you should be noticing tangible change in the free-spirit aura. Thanks again for allowing the trip to Lisle, Illinois yesterday and the day before.
What’s the inherent value of something from Midlife Celebration if it’s free? Isn’t it generally assumed the more expensive it is, the more it’s worth?
Can’t you just hear people saying this, or thinking it? I say it too. We all do sometimes.
In fact, I’ve said this all my life.
“Yeah, yeah, whatever.”
Until a few years ago when things began to change.
One close friend describes me as, “A Transformed man.”
Just yesterday, at jeffnoel.org (spirit) I posted about the fog, the semi-conscious state many of us seem to go through life with. Some may call it auto-pilot.
As we are into the fourth day of the new year already, wanted to remind everyone that the goal from all this writing is:
To leave a trail for a young child
To help others with their goals
To eventually raise money to find a cure
These things have the ability to help transform anyone. At the moment, it’s working slowly, but powerfully.
This fifth blog, jeffnoel.com, was created because I thought there should be an “office” or “headquarters”, so to speak – one that didn’t have a theme and wasn’t part of the model.
And when the previous jeffnoel.com didn’t renew after having that domain, www.jeffnoel.com for seven years, it was a natural choice to pick my given name as a dot com.
That’s it. That’s how it happened. And now, I can’t stop myself.
In a sea of blogs that drone on about whatever, I’m carving out a space among the few who have five-a-day, droning on about whatever.