In Allentown, yet finding a Glacier National Park photo with roadside daisies.
Will today be remarkable and fun?
After a good night’s sleep, a long walk, the no-gym gym workout, and a nutritious breakfast, let the fun begin.
The ‘remarkable’ in “remarkable and fun” is a personal metric.
It’s remarkable how i feel after accomplishing early morning victories: rest, movement, fuel.
Not everyday is a joyful workout. Various things can make it feel more like work. This is where finding a million ways to stay motivated pays off remarkably well.
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Snow and corner house in Allentown, PA. Cheryl’s mom was born in this house and lived in it her entire life. She was 92 when she sold it and then moved to Senior Housing. The front room in this photo – all i’ve ever known as the living room – was once a one-room corner grocery store for the local community.
Drove Cheryl to the airport a few days ago.
The airline we’re using only flies Orlando to Allentown twice a week.
i’ll be flying up the second day they fly this week.
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L-R: me, Kevin, Tracy, Laura, Kathy. Kathy, Laura and i worked as mid-1980’s Disney’s Contemporary Resort Front Desk Leads.
Pictured above, coincidently, are four people i worked with before joining Disney Institute in 1999.
Kevin, with his back to us, was the Resort Operations Area Manager when i was on DLDP at Disney’s Village Resort (DVR) in 1987. Kevin rose to a Resort Vice President.
He ran leadership meetings more efficiently and effectively than anyone i ever encountered at Disney.
By the way, DVR later became Disney Institute, and then (and now) Disney’s Saratoga Springs Vacation Club.
Didn’t think of this until trying to theme this post to ‘body’…no one asked me (and i never expected anyone to) if i am still bicycling. Cheryl and i had one car, two jobs with different schedules, and we lived 30 miles from Disney’s Contemporary Resort. We also had two nice bicycles. i rode one of them to work for several years. We eventually bought a second car.
Final note: Mentioned in the second paragraph, DLDP stood for Disney’s Leadership Development Program. It later changed to DMDP, Disney’s Management Development Program.
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