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Everyone waits until New Year’s day to resolve

(photo: Never caught the ‘OWN IT’ until this morning… perfect sentiment… simply perfect… what a delightfully simple gift)

Although it’s September 22, 2014 as this is typed, this post goes live December 31.

So ~~cool~~ surreal to be in two moments simultaneously.

December 31, 2001 was Mid Life Celebration’s founder’s first non-drinking day in three decades.

He decided on his third (the first two failed) serious try to quit, he’d go big or go home.

Everyone waits until New Year’s day to resolve.

He couldn’t wait, there was too much at stake.

Who quits drinking on the biggest drinking day of the year?

A zealot?

Pretty much.

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mind • body • spirit • work • home

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April Fools #3

Black snake in the Florida grass — The devil is like a snake in the grass – laying low and very difficult to identify (pic taken April 1, 2014)

April Fools.

Yesterday’s ‘five years on bended knees was long enough’ announcement was an April Fool’s joke.

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Five years on bended knees every morning was long enough

Wise elder with white hair — Surely we can only expect Priests to begin every single on their knees

Five years on bended knees every morning was long enough.

Only took about a minute on most days.

But 1,826 days is enough to prove the point. Right?

Tomorrow it’s back to a normal life, with a normal morning routine.

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The blessing in giving up

When should we give up? Is it okay to quit? How will others perceive us? How will we view ourselves?

We should give up, surrender, when we realize we’re up against something we can not control. This is difficult to discern. But once we have, quitting is easy. The blessing in giving up is that we are set free.

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Is This Your Year?

Is this your year to do something great?

Hope so.

It sure has been a great year of blogging. The blogging has been inspired by the realization that the clock is ticking.

If this hasn’t been “your year”, why not? What needs to change? What is the missing link?

If we knew this, maybe we’d be acting on it already. Not necessarily. For example, I know what I need to do. But doing it is the hard part.

New Year’s resolutions. They hardly ever work. So start making plans to do it differently. Start now. Today. Seriously.