A new day dawns, everyday.
Without fail.
We’ll spend the day feeling.
What a gift.
Everyday.
Feel like you mean it.
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Tag: retire
Short jaunt from anxiety
Short jaunt from anxiety.
What?
Short jaunt from anxiety.
How?
Committing to moving into a new, supremely-deserved life-chapter.
Harvest time.
You know, the ‘ole reaping what you sow’.
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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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Saying goodbye to Glacier
Saying goodbye to Glacier snuck up on me.
Not saying the thought is new. Saying it seemed farther off than 2025.
Last year it became clear that i could never live there. Had always held a romantic belief that somehow it could work. Last Summer’s (2024) extended stay in East Glacier was convincing. East Glacier was the final ‘town’ on my list of possibilities. Discovered that the cold and desolation couldn’t tip the scale.
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Chip
He retired at 52 this past Summer. Chip, the father of our son’s Sunday School friend, responded to two (separate) local Police Officer murders.
A suicidal young couple that killed a Windermere Police officer before taking their own lives.
Plus, in a separate incident, two teens at the new LA Fitness construction site where another Windermere Police Officer was checking out their suspicious behavior at 4am – one of the teens fatally shot the officer.
Chip was a fire fighter for 25 years. He’s 52. We occasionally see each other at the gym. We haven’t seen each other since i retired 14 months ago. i chose not to mention i too am retired. Being retired is a major life milestone. But it pales in comparison to the dreams he has at night from those emergency responder calls.
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