(photo: Mickey and his pal jungle jeff)
Never again?
Yesterday was the final program. The final day of teaching.
Thought there might be tears.
Never happened.
Today and tomorrow are ‘office’ days.
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Tag: Retire
Four days until retirement from Disney
(photo: October 27, 2014… Disney’s Yacht Club Resort boardwalk at 6:30am)
Four days until retirement from Disney.
Savoring each moment is challenging because there are so many of them. And they come and go so quickly, one right after the other.
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Six days until Disney retirement
(photo: Looking forward to speaking at the Amway Center for Mid Life Celebration, LLC)
Six more days until retirement. Most colleagues think it’s going to be a stage in life to take it easy.
But there’s too much work to be done.
And too many people struggling to make sense of their midlife.
This is where the world could use a movement and someone to lead it.
This is where the world could use a little “Magic”.
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No theory at Mid Life Celebration
(photo: Yosemite operating system install complete.)
Why can so few of us slow down enough to appreciate unusually rare art?
Called three people yesterday on the flight home from Detroit. The calls were the first of this type in 55 years.
The people were chosen for their dedication, support, encouragement, loyalty, hope.
People side by side with MLC from the beginning in April 2009.
Mid Life Celebration’s very first post was November 14, 2008.
Sure it’s challenging to read five daily, differently-themed blog posts for five-plus years.
Maybe they were contacted because they understand it’s exponentially more challenging to write them.
No theory here.
Only real life in real time.
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Change is the only constant in midlife
(photo above: two notes… the date and time on the bottom red line (9/11 5:27am) …and Detroit departure time of 7:07am on the very top.)
(photo: PDX Delta Sky Club view courtesy of a colleague with Diamond status)
Flying home from Portland, Oregon yesterday, September 11, there was a heightened awareness of change.
Not from the horrific tragedy in 2001.
Rather the keen sense of the drastic, impending change brought on by another dramatic moment in the near future.
Retirement.
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