Anyway, have been telling you the back story to lead you to the year 2009. What do you remember about 2009? Did a childhood dream come true for you? Has one ever?
It did for me…
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Anyway, have been telling you the back story to lead you to the year 2009. What do you remember about 2009? Did a childhood dream come true for you? Has one ever?
It did for me…
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Since when does our health take a back seat to other priorities, like working harder to make more money so we can buy more and bigger things – all requiring additional time and money to manage?
Since when? It’s like the world’s biggest head fake.
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Everything we owned starting out. (WSU, Aug. 1984)
All told, 48 boxes for the Trucking company – Washington State to Florida.
Moving day…
Becoming full-time Disney Cast Members in 1984 was (and still is) very exciting. We worked hard, like all young folks starting out, establishing ourselves and building our careers, a sense of community, and a home.
One of the inherent dangers with blind ambition is the mismanagement of time, primarily from shifting priorities – or the (false) perception thereof.
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The girl that was engaged (but it fell apart) to be married, Cheryl, well, she moved away – far away – on my recommendation. She graduated and became a Residence Hall Director at Washington State University – the opposite corner of the Country.
I moved to Orlando, Florida to work as a Disney World Cast Member Intern – a Jungle Cruise skipper. We couldn’t have been farther apart without leaving the States.
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Please don’t get me wrong, I still ran. I was, after all, a Health & Physical Education major, destined to be a High School Gym teacher during the school year, and drive a beer truck during summers – just like Mr Warner, our 8th-grade Gym Teacher. He was the epitome of cool.
But between the beer consumption and the late night munchies, I had to run. You get the picture.
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