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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Not a trick question. Bottom line, life is hard. Therefore, we can either be grateful or ungrateful. Can you imagine living a hard life AND being ungrateful?
Perhaps the depths of our grief stem from the heights of our joy.
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There are basic requirements to survive. Take your que from nature. Nature has been surviving for eons. The basics work. Never get bored with the basics. Master them. Teach others. Then, and only then, try to do them better: more effectively, more efficiently.
Dear Son, if you ever get off track in life, go back to the basics. Build your strong foundation on mental, physical, spiritual, financial and organizational responsibility.
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Dear Son, you don’t have to be good at anything. No one does. Everything is a choice. I’ve discovered five big ones: Mind, Body, Spirit, Money and HQ.
It’s simple. We’re only as strong as our weakest link. In physics, and in life. Be careful, and, good luck.
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Death is part of life. It just is. Death arrives all the time. Every day.
Some deaths are a blessing. Some are tragic and break our hearts – so much so that we wonder if our heart will ever heal.
Mostly, I think, it’s the senseless deaths and the sudden deaths that hurt the most and cut the deepest.
Like yesterday.
A Facebook update brought the news that a longtime colleague and friend died yesterday. Apparently, complications from a routine colonoscopy. Debbie was 43.
As I upload a You Tube video from the backseat of the car, in my son’s school parking lot, I’m reminded of how fragile life is, what a gift it is, and how our friends can touch us with the character of their lives.
I’ll post the video here later today probably. I shot it April 1 this year. It’s a Brooks & Dunn song, sung by a young man born with no eyes, and legs that don’t work.
What’s at the very center of your life?
You know what most people say, right?
Family.
Hands down.
Me too.
Cheryl and Chapin.
Yet it is Jesus that allows this miracle, of Family and Love, to bloom.
So do we, or should we, put Jesus before or after Family?