Disney Customer Service Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
There’s a new sheriff in town as they say. A rookie though. Only wearing his badge for two years.
Father Benjamin reminds Cheryl and i of what Father Ennis must have been like when he first started out 50 years ago.
The passion for the Christ is inspiring.
Only the inspired inspire.
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Today is Saturday of the 2015 Memorial Day weekend. Yesterday (Friday) walking to my car after a Gold’s Gym workout, a pickup truck pulls in next to me.
Approached the driver asking about the flag. Thanked him for his American pride.
God bless America.
God bless everyone who actively supports and enlists because of the notion that freedom and justice are worth dying for.
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Jack Noel was buried April 13, 2001.
Yesterday marked 14 years since then.
This business card is a cherished memento.
A small, unremarkable piece of cardboard stock paper?
This is similar to Ernest Hemingway’s infamous six word story.
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We let our guard down and pay the price. Yesterday’s 75-minute run didn’t begin until 11am. Shoulders sunburned. Covered in bugs.
And then as luck would have it during the cool down walk on our street, got to meet our future neighbors for the first time. Sweaty, bug ridden, shirtless. We never get a second chance to make a good first impression.
Right?
The antidote to “poor timing” is simple – a joyful, joy-filled spirit.
It never fails.
What’s on the inside is far more visible than what’s on the outside.
Kamar and Anita could see it clearly.
Be the change.
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It’s easy to allow being moody to be okay, but it shouldn’t be.
Dropping by the middle school at lunch yesterday for an impromptu visit, the teen asked his dad, “How are you so happy all the time?”
“Gratitude”, the dad answered without hesitation.
Later that evening was PREP class and coincidently a pep rally for the “Soup-er Bowl Challenge”, with former NFL player Mike Attardi as the keynote speaker.
Mike saw the Pixar tee-shirt and introduced himself and his young son. We know many of the same Disney legends. Mike is an NFL legend to football fans, and to non-fans, he’s just another Parishioner.
Even legends must manage their mood.
And Mike was the perfect gentleman. With me, and then with the entire cafeteria full of middle-schoolers.
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