Leaving a trail for our Son – Page 49 – Disney Leadership Keynote Speaker

Hippie karma

Be you. It may take a lifetime. Be patient.
dad

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Trust who you pay

8-second video: Submitted claim October 05, 2023. Website predicts three business days before access to your claim.

Travel Insurance website screenshot — Submitted October 5. Checking on claim status October 15.

Patience is a virtue.

For the customer.

For the customer service department.

Three blinding flashes of the obvious.

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Wild is as wild does

9-second video: Change what you see and what you see changes. Yesterday, October 13…a Friday.

Seahorse carving — Remember this from yesterday?

The wild doesn’t care what you want, nor what any creature wants.
dad

Ever do the thing, “I’ll be happy when…”

And then you get the thing, the “when”, and now there’s a new when (that you never saw coming)..

What if “when” isn’t a future moment?

What if “when” is now?

What?

Focus only on now…because…

Now is when you’ll be happy.

Pro-tip: Now is when you count your infinite blessings.

Blessings equal gratitude.

Gratitude equals happy.

Pro-tip: Try being unhappy when you are grateful.

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Post Op Day 28, mind

Apple watch — Awaiting Dr Kumar’s arrival.

Let happy thoughts keep you preoccupied. Your face will thank you.
dad

Four weeks post-op second eye surgery update:

The 8-week gas bubble is nearly 50% absorbed.

In the past four days, i’m starting to see again.

Just a sliver of tree tops and sky (green and blue) on Monday. Called Dr. Kumar’s office and asked his office manager (Maria) to tell him the good news.

Then Tuesday and Wednesday, ever so slightly more visuals.

Yesterday and today (Friday, October 13), nearly half of my field of vision is not blocked by gas.

But yesterday the floaters concerned me. Called Dr Kumar’s office to request an exam two weeks earlier than scheduled to ensure the floaters are ‘normal’.

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Radical optimism

mountains — Climbing Bishops Cap (pictured here) was a dream come true.

Radical optimism is for the bold, the restless, the dreamers.
dad

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