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Even though we know it’s coming, we never see it coming.
It’s the same way the caterpillar (as far as we know) never sees the butterfly coming.
Yet, it’s inevitable.
Mid life.
The caterpillar in this photo was lucky. As I was pulling weeds a few days ago, he almost got dumped into the yard-waste barrel for recycling. I set it free in the mulch.
Who sets us free in midlife?
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Good Monday morning everyone. Not sure where to begin. So many thoughts racing through the cranium. Did you notice it, over the weekend? The change.
How did you remember 9.11?
It will seem trivia to some, and to others, it was major, and, drastic.
And it happened on a day in history that was major and tragic.
September 11.
9/11
After nearly 18 months writing 5-blogs-a day, everyday, I stopped, on 911, to pause and reflect.
More on this story tomorrow. Meanwhile, I’m heading over to Lane8.org to write today’s 2nd post.
What makes a good blog? Many things.
Here are 9 blogging tips from Mid Life Celebration:
Nine of the purposeful things Mid Life Celebration does to make a good blog.
(scroll down for yesterday’s Guest Blogger post, or click for Lane 8 )
Today’s Mid Life Celebration post is short and sweet. Some of you visit jeff noel.com as part of your daily routine (thank you). And some of you still aren’t aware of it.
Click here to visit and see, pretty much, the final list of tag line candidates.
Someone asked the man, “What do you do?”:
I’m the Blog Whisperer, whispering to the world, “Live, before you die.”
(scroll down to see next post or click here to visit next blog)
“What if 1.2 million (just 3%) male Baby Boomers did something uncommonly great before they died”?
And then their influence, in the process, inspired others to think about their own responsibility to leave the world better than they found it?
And it started to trickle over to women baby boomers, and then Gen X-ers and Gen-Y and then Millennials, and so on and so forth until it rippled all the way down to our young children in elementary schools.
That the seeds of mental, physical, spiritual and financial responsibility were planted by great examples, their teachers, parents, relatives, neighbors.
What if? Carpe diem!
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