Australia – Disney Employee Engagement Speaker

Weird is as weird does

three kangaroos under a tree — Seeing this on our Son’s campus is as common as our house music playing Jimmy Buffett.

There are certain things you can’t make up.

Grateful for the truth.

Humbled by the truth.

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Waking up in your own bed, body

Google map — Upper left corner, 5:29am. Goal was 5:30am departure.

Not only are we waking up in our own bed for the first time in three weeks (which we wouldn’t trade being gone those three weeks for anything), we are privileged to exercise in our established community, (sleep in our own bed), and eat in our own dining room.

Simple pleasures and privileges.

Easy to take for granted when you do them day in and day out.

But miss them for an extended time and marvel at how much you missed them.

What seems like a mundane daily routine can paradoxically feel like the royal, VIP treatment.

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Final 24 hours in Australia, body

Two kangaroos — Four kangaroos look like only two. But there are two hiding in plain sight.

12-second video: The end of this clip shows the Roo jumping.

37-second video: One of the ‘invisible’ Roos becomes visible here.

Reflecting on the past three weeks and the next 24 hours, this is a dominating physical thought….

Motivation is strength.

To have strong motivation is the key to physical vibrancy.

Note: Aging has an unusual way of convincing humans that it’s time to relax. Once we start sitting more than we move, our decline wins. i am highly motivated to .think and .act .differently

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So American?

four adults posing in a photo — Denise and her husband are the new owners. With our frequent apartment visits over 8 weeks, we had many encounters and developed a brief friendship.

student by apartment sign — A final ‘final shot’ to say farewell.

3 adults posing — Next we visited University Hospital of the Sunshine Coast to thank the infusion team.

front desk hotel — Pianica and Julie (pictured here) were the two who checked us in and took us to our room.The flowers and card on the left are from us.

Being grateful and thankful, and not expressing it is similar to receiving a gift but never opening it.

Context: We appreciated what others did for us, and especially what they did for our son. The smiles and verbal thank yous we gave (ultimately) didn’t match what we wanted to convey. So we went the extra-mile.

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