Winter – Page 2 – Disney Creativity and Innovation Keynote Speaker

Better late than never

Bluey toy figurines at mountain lake — Cheryl’s artistic touch using a chunk of snow and a Cedar sprig.

couple at mountain lake — One last photo before heading back to hotel.

Lean into discomfort if you want to push your boundaries.
dad

Better late than never.

Better to finally visit Glacier in Winter than never visiting in Winter.

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Winter in Glacier, HQ

two people at National Park sign — Annual tradition to stop at the West side entrance sign. First winter trip. Snow in the background.

toy figurines by mountain lake — Bluey and Roo. Lake McDonald. Continental Divide.

wooden hotel room key — Flip side on the John Muir quote room key.

Our first Winter trip to Glacier is unplanned. It feels good and right. Exploratory. Low bar. Fun.
dad

Wrote all five blogs today by noon.

Half of today’s photos are from after we landed in Kalispell.

Scheduled to land in Denver at 1:45 PM central time.

Scheduled to land in Kalispell at 4:15 PM MT (6:15 PM Orlando time).

We are staying 100 meters from the airport.

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Build your home in the path of progress

Construction of Florida Hospital Winter Garden — Yesterday after a haircut and lunch at **Fowler Groves**.

Love to snap an occasional photo as a local hospital goes up.

It reminds me that there’s prevailing wisdom that says, “Build your home in the path of progress, before the progress is talked about.”

Done.

Now, 25 years after moving in, we are on the verge of having a local Hospital.

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Finally

Finally. I’ve gotten to the fifth of five blogs this morning. Having some challenges revving up the writing engine.

This rarely happens. I knew it would come. Just didn’t know when. It took longer than expected. Good thing, I suppose.

Big questions though:

“How long will it last”?
“When will it return”?

No worries however. Just gonna plow through it and try not to worry about it. It’s a natural part of the “writer’s cycle” – sort of like the seasons on Earth. Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall.

Each season has a purpose. Each one ends and another begins. It’s natural. It’s okay. Carpe diem everyone.