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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Passion looks different to different people. Same with just about everything. It’s up for individual interpretation.
I guess so.
Yet in some things, there are people who just ooze passion, and they don’t even know it.
Like this middle-aged, elementary school teacher.
How do you define passion?
Can you spot it easily?
Can you spot it often?
But…
Do you spot it easily?
Do you spot it often?
And…
Do you possess it?
Do you know for sure?
Just a quick note. The You Tube music video in the post below plays on our Mac Book and Toshiba laptop, but not on our iPhone or iPad.
In trying multiple ways to get you one click to hear/see it. nothing worked.
You Tube. Ty Herndon. Living In A Moment. Probably not worth your time… 🙂
Randy Pausch, who wrote The Last Lecture, and shortly thereafter, died, wrote a book about living while he was dying.
I’m writing a book about living while I’m living.
We are all dying, son, it’s simply a fact of life.
Leave a trail for your Family. That’s what I’m doing for you, son.
Yesterday, as my crazy mind was racing, I recalled Randy’s life, his book, and both touched my soul and inspired me, as well as countless millions. And the sad fact that his “anniversary” is soon – July 25. Two years ago Randy left his earthly life.
Somehow, I recalled the cassette tapes I used to make for your Mother. I’d pour over our CD collection, for hours, and create loving tributes for your Mom.
Must have been five or six tapes total. Most likely over 100 of the best Love songs ever written. Most of them Country songs, and most of them obscure songs, meaning they weren’t hits or mainstream.
Here’s one of them, called “Living In A Moment (You Would Die For)”: