Glacier checklists day 2, home

Glacier Park Lodge lobby
Glacier Park Lodge lobby.
Glacier Park Lodge
Glacier Park Lodge, Great Northern building. Our favorite room is here. We request it every year. Ps. That’s Cheryl on the top floor balcony. Our room has a private door to it.
Glacier Park Lodge
Glacier Park Lodge’s pool. Handful of years ago, this iconic water feature made way for a horseshoe ‘court’.

Glacier checklists, day two.

  1. Plan on two rest days for our week together. Weather often drives when to not hike (rest).
  2. Rest days are open, and can include a scenic drive or chill at Lodge, or both.
  3. East Glacier, and Glacier Park Lodge, is more remote from the signature 50-mile Going-to-the-Sun Road. And even further from Logan Pass and Many Glacier/Swiftcurrent Valley (like easily a 90-minute one-way drive without stops.
  4. There is a small lobby cafe-coffee-ice cream-sundries shop.
  5. The tiny (for real tiny) town of East Glacier has a small country store.
  6. The nearby town of Browning (the epicenter for the Blackfeet Nation) has two grocery stores and a small hospital, is a 30-minute drive one way.

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Glacier checklists, home

St Mary entrance to Glacier
St Mary entrance to Glacier National Park – the eastern start of Going-To-The-Sun Road.
Glacier National Park
Glacier National Park westside entrance sign.
Glacier National Park
GNP. Glacier Park Lodge lobby. We’re staying here. We will have an insanely epic experience.

We’re staying at Glacier Park Lodge. We will have an insanely epic experience.

i simply have to mesh two entirely different things:

  1. Deconstruct what we would normally do on our third consecutive week of high-mountain hiking (above 6,000′), on our final extended Glacier visit.
  2. Reconstruct what Glacier acclimated hikers (us) need to modify to enable what first-time, sea-level, Glacier visitors need so they do not overdo it. While simultaneously not leaving me feeling held back from what i would normally do if it was just Cheryl and me – on our farewell experience.

We could drive around, like a tour guide, and see all the sights.

A BFO, i do not want to end our deeply personal Glacier relationship like we started with Chapin in 2013 – driving around and stopping at the assorted scenic pullover lookouts.

Bottomline, i want to move (hike) like i (we) mean it. We are still physically capable.

If this is our last chance, i want to suck the marrow out of it.

So you can see the challenge, the opportunity.

Looking forward to being enlightened to a wonderful win-win solution.

Ps. i am open to, and hopeful for stumbling on a remarkable idea that takes this current situation to a glorious experience for all of us.

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Post titles brainstorm list, home

One of the chronic ‘feels like work’ blogging challenges are the six daily blog administrative requirements (tasks). Then multiply this five times per day. So six admin tasks become 30 daily admin tasks. Every. Single. Day. And all this doesn’t even mention the part about writing five daily, differently-themed blog posts.

  1. Blog titles
  2. Blog categories
  3. Blog tag words
  4. Embedding hyperlinks
  5. Photo (and/or video) selection, alt text, and captions
  6. Blog scheduling

If there was a simple, scalable way to do those six things five times per day, wow…

Because the writing is the easy part for me.

Now, back to today’s blog post title:

“Post titles brainstorm list, home”

  1. The seven summits, home
  2. Observing
  3. Thinking
  4. Learning
  5. Reflection
  6. Prioritization
  7. Commitment
  8. Motivation
  9. Your temple’s purpose, home
  10. Home goals
  11. Home motivation
  12. Home structure
  13. Home process
  14. Home ambition
  15. Home humility
  16. Home reality
  17. Home setbacks
  18. Home fun
  19. Home teamwork
  20. Home joy
  21. Home surrender
  22. Home teaching
  23. Home learning

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Free “Disney” stuff

  1. If Disney Ran Your Life podcast
  2. Personal Vibrancy and Balance book
  3. Personal Vibrancy and Balance blogs
  4. Customer Service TEDx Talk

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Vault of successes

To reach this point, solo, was exhilarating because it required of me to remove/slay reasonable doubts. Doubts that in hindsight were completely irrelevant.

Vault of successes.

We all have one.

How often do we open it up and remind ourselves of the overwhelming number of successes we’ve had in our life?

Whenever, or if, doubt creeps in your life for any reason, listen to it, discern any important messages, then go open your vault of successes and make doubt a distant memory.

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