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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Thankful for patience.
Without patience, man,
For a week now (since the web hosting migration)
As a compromise, i’ve been using the media library of previously used photos. While not what i want, i’ll take it until we (patiently) solve this issue.
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Disney Institute almost never hosts Orlando programs.
But there was that one time.
Beginner’s luck runs in my Family.
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Teamwork.
Faith.
Hope.
Love.
Dreams.
Challenges.
Blessings.
Teamwork.
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Adding photos doubles my blogging time. For many weeks, i haven’t added photos to the five daily posts. This expedites the morning writing process and allows for more time on other pressing business issues.
Today is the first day using photos, since experimenting with photo-less posts.
Even more convinced than before of the time investment photos require.
But it doesn’t answer my question whether this should be a permanent decision.
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On April Fool’s Day 2009, jeff noel began writing five daily, differently-themed blogs (on five different sites). It was to be a 100-day self-imposed “writer’s bootcamp”, in preparation for writing his first book. He hasn’t missed a single day since.
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Magic Moments are relatively unremarkable to the giver.
Flipping through Super Bowl photos stumbled upon a Magic Moment caught (unknowingly) by a Disney Institute participant.
We were walking down the hall and a young Guest asked for one of the pins on the Disney Cast Member’s lanyard. Pin trading requires a one-for-one trade. This little boy had none.
Disney’s Standard Operating Guideline leaves room for Cast judgement. Knowing the boy’s Father was watching how this would be handled, without hesitation, the boy was allowed to take his pick.
Quietly and briefly, the Cast Member let the Dad know how it officially works so he wouldn’t be disappointed down the road.
Never knew Marcello caught it on film.
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