Category: Glacier National Park

Happiest thinker

i love that my blogs are anonymous. No pressure to write for an audience i can’t see. My audience is personal. Family.

Who’s the happiest thinker you know?

Is it you?

What happens when it it is you?

What happens when it’s not?

What will you do with your answers?

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The power of relentless positivity

Heading back in 48 hours. Five more weeks working on putting a positive dent in our Universe.

The power of relentless positivity.

Like the financial wisdom of compound interest over time, daily positivity adds up exponentially.

Note: Of course there is occasional stormy weather in life. Positivity helps to better withstand those storms.

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The ebb and flow of doors

Will pickup where we left off, beginning in three days. Photo: Piegan Pass, center.

The ebb and flow of doors.

One door closes, another opens.

This metaphor is easy to forget when a desirable door is closing.

If ever a test for our attitude, the proverbial door closing is the ultimate.

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Only happens once each year

Granite park Chalet reservations 2019
Took 2 hours and 10 minutes to get the reservation request screen to load.

It only happens once each year and no one cares.

Okay, maybe 500 people in the world care, but that’s it.

What?

Glacier National Park’s Granite Park Chalet accommodations (12 rooms) open for requests the first Monday every January.

In about five minutes, the entire 70-day booking season is filled.

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Those adults and their devices

Wild Goose Island
Arrival day for Glacier 2018 trip 5.

 

Wild Goose Island
All i did in this photo was smile a little wider and raise the eyebrows enough to crease the forehead. Same people, same location, different energy. Our attitude and thinking can be slightly tweaked too – with similarly and remarkably different energy.

 

Family room.

TV.

Or…

Restaurant with sports bar.

Big screen TVs.

The other night at The Big Easy i scanned the restaurant and island bar.

Nothing but older (40+) white men at the bar.

All of them staring at their devices – the big screen TVs with Sunday Pro Football games.

Please think twice before negatively stereotyping teens as being sucked up in their devices.

Think of the 1950’s, 60’s, and 70’s stereotypes of a dad at the breakfast table reading the newspaper while mom cooked breakfast and got the kids ready for their day. The newspaper was the “screen” back then.

 

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