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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Sixty feels great.
Not gonna lie.
i do not feel old.
Back to how many reputations do we have? We have one with every person who knows us. Same with them. Same with you.
My wife and son think i’m fit for 60, physically and spiritually. And also mentally, at work, and at home.
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What might have been gets forfeited due to indecision.
It dawned on me yesterday that Cheryl and i have made generous offers and suggestions (over time) for others to visit and stay for extended periods of time.
At one point (20 years ago +-) we had blueprints sketched out for a mother-in-law apartment on our two-acre lot.
The reality is this, we get comfortable with our surroundings – the unknown and potentially better situation bring change, but the (scary) opportunity often gets trumped by familiarity and fear.
Change is scary, which is another way of saying opportunity is scary.
Opportunity often gets trumped by familiarity and fear.
Our options when an offered opportunity isn’t embraced?
Serenity…
You can offer, suggest, and or recommend.
But you must allow the other person(s) to make their decision.
When the decision isn’t what you feel is best (long-term), you must ride it out.
And wait.
And let it go.
Over time (years or decades later) it will likely play out unfavorably.
Should you feel guilty or sorry for the other’s missed opportunity?
The awkward (and correct) answer is “no”.
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Google.
Phone.
Call.
Talk.
Notes.
This leads to insight, recommendations, and next steps.
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Ask your Son.
Ask your wife.
Odds are decent they’ll tell you to go.
You get a handful of these High School class reunions in a lifetime.
If your son plays football, you’ve no doubt seen a couple dozen games from 7th grade to four years worth of college.
Remember, please, after all, it’s your 40th High School class reunion.
Maybe it’s college homecoming. Or a special tribute to the players. could be an insanely good reason to attend the football game.
Knowing in March that Oct 28th is a conflict between your Son’s college football game and your 40th (you caught that, right, 40th?) reunion, and you’re going to pass on the reunion to attend one of four Fall’s worth of college football games? And let’s assume you’ve already attended a dozen or two High School games, ok?
There’s an opportunity to teach a child about childhood relationships. Attending High School reunions is one of them.
My Mom taught and continues to teach me.
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