Tag: Quit

May 1, 2025, spirit

hidden mickey made with water hose
Epcot’s Listen to the Land boat ride “hidden Mickey”.
hidden mickey made with water hose
Magic from a garden hose placement.
hidden mickey made with white rental cars
A 1990 magazine advertisement.

Creative challenges (and opportunities) call for over-focused, and brilliantly simple, thinking.

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April 2, 2025, spirit

Screenshot of AI summary
Alan asked X’s (formerly Twitter) AI platform, Grok 3, Beta, one simple question. It’s unclear how many of my 30k tweets were used in the top line summary.

Been wondering for some time now if AI and WordPress will be remarkably compatible.

If so, i’m literally trembling with an effortless way to summarize my five blogs.

And not only that, but how many ways could each blog website be summarized. It almost feels infinite.

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April 1, 2025, spirit

Inspirational quote on a wall
Three days ago at a Honda dealership. Karma. For Honda. For Mid Life Celebration, LLC.

Carried over…filling in the blank, here’s what comes to mind for me…

Dedication

Perseverance

Motivation

Vision

Tenacity

Insanity

Hope

Faith

Love

Fun

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March 31, 2025, spirit

desk top with some items
We knew from the start (weeks ago) the exact car we wanted. Had actually casually talked about it for years. Yesterday (Sunday) we decided our final purchase price-offer after visiting four dealerships. Mapped it out before we left. Presented it around 1:00 pm.

Made the offer.

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The on-deck goodbye

After quitting blogging in 16 days, the on-deck goodbye is Glacier.

By the way, quitting Glacier has a unique context. Almost like a disclaimer.

The plan is to quit the ‘prolific’ annual stays in Glacier.

The plan is to remain open to future, shorter, visits. Perhaps annually. Time will tell.

The idea of visiting for only a week or two in a given year seems uncomfortable weird. Simultaneously, it feels way better than saying ‘never returning’.

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