Showing posts with label rain. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rain. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 2, 2013

Day 183: Cliff House Dream + Rainy Beach

Today I learned...
...that the Cliff House will fulfill a dream for Rick.

Today I am thankful for...
...a beautiful moment on a rainy beach with my husband.


Thursday, June 13, 2013

Day 164: Rainbow + Video Comments

Today I learned...
...that Rick chased a rainbow once...in a truck...with another guy. And they found the end of it.

Today I am thankful for...
...the very beautiful and kind comments from people on the video I posted today.


Wednesday, June 12, 2013

Day 163: Rain + Roof

Today I learned...
...that I am really tired of the rain, even though I know it can be a good thing.

Today I am thankful for...
...a roof over my head that keeps the rain off of it! Even though we have 2 leaking spots in our roof, I'm happy we have buckets in the crawl space to collect the water and I'm happy that the damage is quite minimal!


Tuesday, March 12, 2013

Day 71: Positive Facts + Rainy Day


Today I learned...
...that positive thinking can improve your life expectancy. This morning someone mentioned that regular negative thinking can take 16 years off your life and cited a local news station as the source. I'm thinking I'll live a very long time. :-)

Today I am thankful for...
...hospice home visits that allow for Starbucks stops, refuge from torrential rain, and long in-transit discussions (including Vampire Diaries chats) with a pleasant social worker. :-)

Wednesday, January 30, 2013

Day 30: A New Term + a Safe Arrival

Today I learned...
...that the role I've been trying to live and embody and exude is that of a Servant-Leader. I never heard this term until tonight in my graduate Policy class. Yes, I want to be a leader... but not just a leader - a Servant-Leader. Don't know what one is? Check it out: Servant-Leadership

Today I am thankful for...
...getting home safely in the torrential rain, fog, and flooding. My drive home from class tonight was a bit treacherous, but I made it. If it wasn't the wall of rain making it difficult for me to see, it was the dense fog near Northampton. At one point, my brakes didn't really work, but I said "thank you" when I skidded safely to a stop.