Disney Customer Service Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Retired Disney Institute Keynote Speaker and Prolific Blogger. Five daily, differently-themed personal blogs (about life's 5 big choices) on five interconnected sites.
Thank you Lord for giving me the opportunity to feel pain.
It will take two days of creative writing to fill the calendar gap created by deleting “Disney” posts and adding brand new posts where i had written but not posted.
Really didn’t plan on doing this until today – November 24, 2017.
The original goal today was to review the unpublished (and unscheduled) drafts on all five main websites.
Eight hours later, i’m still writing.
Was so tempted yesterday to just delete an email (one of many), but for some reason, found myself reading and enjoying it.
The bonus, at the end of the email was a link to this God Tube video from The Skit Guys, both of which I had never heard of before.
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Sitting in the Houston International airport, waiting to board a plane to Atlanta, then another to Walt Disney World (home), and reflecting on this visit. There are many “problems” in Houston. Big “problems”. Medical “problems”.
Cancer from A to Z. A cornucopia of life-threatening illnesses. Infants, toddlers, children, youth, young adults, middle-age, seniors. There is no discrimination here.
Everywhere you look, there are hospitals and medical centers catering to those in need. Houston, you may have a problem, but you have a ton of dedicated and committed people working 24/7 to solve it.
Houston, you figured it out before and you’ll do it again. Please keep doing “work that matters”.
To the rest of us, are we “problem” solvers or simply a problem?
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Can you imagine being so poor, and so hungry, that you’d pick your breakfast from this?
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Amazing Grace happens all day, every day, if we only have eyes to see.
From my Houston, Texas hotel room, sipping a cup of Folgers, my sister’s Facebook update shared this 38 second You Tube clip. It’s easy to think being away for a week is a big deal. In the grand scheme, it’s not, and this soldier’s homecoming with his Dog is proof.
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