Two historical blogging firsts in the same day, but different cabs

Mercedes Benz Superdome, street view from inside a taxi cab
Mercedes Benz Superdome, street view from inside a taxi cab

 

jeff noel sitting in the back of a cab near Mercedes Benz Superdome
Mercedes Benz Superdome, street view from inside a taxi cab

 

paying my cab fare while waiting in traffic at Louis Armstrong New Orleans International airport
technology to make life easier, even inside a taxi cab, while waiting in airport traffic

 

Two historical blogging firsts in the same day, but different cabs. On top of that, two different Apple devices. We can be so thankful for so many everyday things:

  • Computers
  • Phones
  • Cameras
  • Great roadways
  • Safe vehicles
  • The fact that the first three are on a device that fits in a pocket

This post from inside the cab from Hyatt Regency to Louis Armstrong New Orleans International airport, on the iPad 3.

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This month jeff noel is encouraging Mid Life Celebration readers to follow all five daily blogs about work life balance. It’s a breeze to go from this spiritual health blog to the money (career) blog, just click -> go to Next Blog

 

 

He told his prayer group he is toxic

co-dependence
here’s the secret most ignore – everyone is fighting a hard battle – even the ones who smile a lot

 

He told his prayer group he’s toxic, when they mentioned they hadn’t seen him in awhile.

He says he stays away because of his toxicity. All I could think was, what is he doing about his toxicity?

This month jeff noel is encouraging Mid Life Celebration readers to follow all five daily blogs about work life balance. It’s a breeze to go from this spiritual health blog to the money (career) blog, just click -> go to Next Blog

 

The Pope is on Twitter

Everybody's using social media, even the Pope
Everybody’s using social media, even the Pope

 

The Pope. Twitter. Heard last week he is joining Twitter. Better late than never. Right.

Why join Twitter?

Perhaps it’s not that the Pope is embracing social media. Perhaps the Pope continues to embrace the people, and people embrace social media.

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Note: This was written before the Pope announced his resignation.

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