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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Children delight in the simplest of things. Adults do to, when we slow down enough to notice, but we usually don’t. This video is from last June (2009) and I only had a month of experience shooting You Tube videos.
Looking back, it seems sappy (to me) – the way I told the story.
Oh well, better to try and look silly, than not try at all.
Right?
Hidden in this 2-minute video is a delightful surprise and a child’s hopeful innocence.
What will this do to my career?
“I have a dream, that one day our Nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed – We hold these truths to be self-evident: that all men are created equal.”
Today in history, 47 years ago.
Why there was ever a time when anyone had to dream such a dream is almost incomprehensible.
What were people thinking when this was not part of everyday life?
Martin Luther King had the right idea. Dream impossible dreams. Great dreams. Dreams that require courageous leadership.
This is what we are called to do each day.
To humbly serve others.
We often get lost in the translation.
Why? Because we are so busy worrying about our career and our money.
Today is the first day back to school for many Central Florida children. And all across the Country, students of all ages are gearing up. Many of our friends (the same age) have college seniors.
Some have grandchildren.
We have a 4th grader.
The conversation last night revolved around the fundamental difference between being smart and being wise. Here’s the moral.
Being smart can help you understand that there are low to no-interest loans available to buy stuff. Being wise helps you understand that unless you have cash, you should wait.
Being smart tells you your parents will never know you tried to smoke a cigarette. Being wise tells you smoking is bad news, period.
The longer I live, the greater allowance I make for human weakness.
(scroll down for yesterday’s post or click for jungle jeff blog)