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Remain seated while the ride is in motion
when I was on a trip and visited the Grand Canyon, there was a glass walkway I could walk out on and look more than a mile down. My heart pounded at first when I stepped out in my slippers … Continue reading
Posted in Thinking Out loud
Tagged covid, flu, Heart, overreaction, Reality, risk, Roller coaster
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Here Comes The Sun
Around December 21st each year I go outside and do my little happy dance. (Don’t watch, I dance like a cow on skates!) I will be wearing my winter jacket, and my breath will be visible in clouds, but I … Continue reading
Posted in Just being creative, Thinking Out loud
Tagged belief, December, here comes the sun, hope, hump day, seed, solstice, Spring, summer, The Beatles, winter
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Not Fast Enough
Yesterday I stopped on a bridge on the north side of Penticton. The golf course there looked lush and the light was perfect for a few photos. I was wearing a red coat and when I pulled my phone out … Continue reading
Posted in humor, Just being creative, Thinking Out loud
Tagged bridge, dogs, Games, hummingbird, penchant, Penticton, word of the day
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Jour 16 – Day 16: Gunny Sack of Apples
The time for this post should have been in the past, or maybe this autumn but regardless here it is today. Opportunities are ahead if stalled temporarily now. It includes some of my thoughts from a speech I shared. I … Continue reading