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The ache of ephemeral experiences
Some or the best, most meaningful moments on trips or in life are fleeting. They do not last beyond the experience itself. So what do we do with them?
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Being in a different place for Christmas
We’re not always in the places we want to be even on Christmas. But Christmas reminds us that no matter where we are, we are never alone…
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A fortunate trip
As another trip to Oregon revealed, not all trips go as planned. But often what seems like a nightmare at the time can turn out to be the best possible thing that could have happened.
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When your trip goes awry – Part 4
When I finally make it to my destination after many missed flights, gratitude should be my first response. But why isn’t it?
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Another chance to remember
Stop. Right now. What aren’t you grateful for that you should be? Take a minute. Remember moss and other things that aren’t all that visible right now. You don’t have to wait for that next trip. Give thanks. Right now.
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Gratitude and the slippery slope – Part 2
Big surprise: I didn’t die on the icy trail to Annette Lake. But I did remember, then forget, then remember again the reason why I came there.
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Gratitude and the slippery slope – Part 1
A hiking trip to the mountains that starts with whining and an ungrateful heart changes when I come face-to-face with the possibility of great loss