Only brought a small backpack

GSP screen shot
Last night’s drive.

 

Only brought a small backpack. Four days, three nights. The pair of cut off jeans i wore to travel, plus two pairs of running shorts. A tee shirt and socks for each day, toiletries. Jack the Teddy Bear, some zone bars and 10 copies of Mid Life Celebration. MacBook Air, iPhones, chargers.

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Seemingly insignificant isn’t

Peanut butter, bread and honey
Home made room service last night.

 

With crazy traffic, going to dinner was nullified. Room service would have run us $100.

What to do?

Use the old realiable, peanut butter and honey sandwiches.

The glamour of world class DNA from a lifetime at Disney.

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Organized to travel lean

Delta digital boarding pass
Today.

 

Delta misses us sometimes. And maybe they think we’re cheating on them by regularly flying another airline.

How can we tell?

They confirmed the first class upgrade a few days ago. And last night, confirmed the final flight home is also a confirmed first class upgrade.

Only carrying a small backpack and an even smaller shoulder bag.

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Haven’t been on a plane in seven weeks

Orlando WordPress Meetup at Canvs downtown

 

(photo: Downtown Orlando yesterday at Canvs.)

The message here is simple. Live like you mean it. Even when surrounded by an ordinary life filled with ordinary days.

Haven’t been on a plane in seven weeks. Normally in seven weeks, would have been on a plane between four to six of them.

Since retiring six weeks ago, Jack the Bear – who went on every Disney Institute trip – hasn’t been out much.

Just because we are local now, doesn’t mean we should just sit around.

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The mobile Office

Moda Center

 

(photo: yesterday on the way to Portland’s Memorial Coliseum, which is adjacent to the Moda Center)

Today’s office is Portland’s Moda Center.

Said it once and saying it again.

The role of a professional speaker is to be the deepest thinker in the room.

Always.

Arrogant?

No.

Professional expectation?

Easily.

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