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Day 6 WGcab, body

3-second video: New sign, finally. Grateful.

Disney University’s “We Create Happiness” replacement sign (#DisneyCastLife) is a joy to see.

And in this exact writing moment, can’t help but feel similarly to the contrast and choice of Martin Luther King’s words.

I have a strategic plan, or, I have a dream.

Disney Cast Life, or, We Create Happiness.

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Day 5 WGcab, body

18-second video: Palm trees, sunshine, and an occasional thunderstorm.

Todays posts are a mashup of four conditions:

  1. Risk taking
  2. Creativity
  3. Fun
  4. Ample, unused videos

The next blog in today’s five daisy-chained posts is a perfect example of all four conditions above.

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Day 4 WGcab, body

car dashboard
Departing at 6:30 AM for a 10:45 AM flight. That’s 4 hours before wheels up.

It’s quite a unique experience to leave Glacier after five weeks knowing in one week we’ll be back.

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Day 3 WGcab and Granite1n, body

Two people by small town sign
Finally paused to snap this photo, after five weeks.

Today is a rest day.

We took the boat, without hiking intentions.

Sometimes doing next to nothing surprises you. Sometimes it doesn’t.

Today was a bit of both.

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Day 2 WGcab, body

Honeymooners at a trailhead sign
Scenic Point isn’t the “headliner” on the trailhead sign.
Small herd of female Bighorn sheep
Seeing wildlife is a hit or miss proposition.
Mama big horn sheep with baby
We weren’t the first ones on the trail, but we were alone for this entire experience.
Mama big horn sheep with baby
Woman hiker on a mountain trail
Two Medicine Lake behind my favorite hiker.

A lot can happen in one week.

This time last year (2023) i was making steady progress after the August 17 (2023) retina-tear emergency surgery.

Things were looking good for a delayed return – one month versus the planned one week – and then the retina tore again requiring a second surgery.

So, fingers crossed that in a week we are heading back out to Glacier on a one-way plane ticket.

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