What would a Spring-Breaker do?, work

Disney Speakers
Photo: Long time ago. Rick and i biking on New Smyrna Beach near sunset. We’ve been college buddies since 1978, when our dorm rooms were one paper-thin wall apart.

What would a Spring Breaker do?

They would think about anything (mostly sex) without ever thinking about being a responsible adult trying to make a decent living and raising a family.

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Skywatcher, work

Mountain ridge on clear day
Often, sky watching has zero clouds. Ps. There are thin, horizontal clouds in this pic but you have to focus. Pss. Fog could count as a cloud, but not as an example in this photo.

The photo above is the same ‘Continental Divide’ real estate from today’s other post photo here.

Different day, different time of day, different season, different weather.

The sky, anywhere, is always changing.

All day, everyday.

Even on a cloudy or a cloudless days, the shadows and tones are different.

Your mood is different.

Your expectation is different.

Your discretionary time is different.

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Hold on, work

Senior couple at Disney
Home sweet home, Walt Disney World.

…and six hours earlier we knew…

We’d be splitting up.

Three cars.

Three pairs.

Two agendas.

One agenda (mine) is to tag along and enjoy the Parks without needing or wanting to stand in line and/or sit in an audience or a ride vehicle. Like we sometimes do at Glacier, wanted to simply chill and watch the ‘wildlife’ (the Guests).

The other agenda is Disney’s Skyliner to Epcot.

Nearly 5pm now, sitting on our front porch (my second fav place on our planet), and four blogs into a five-a-day blogging commitment that began 18 years ago.

Lovin’ life sitting on our screened-in, shaded front porch.

The question often asked is, “WWJD?”

For me, WWjD equals, “What would jeff do?”

So the answer is what i did today.

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Lifetime Disney Passes, work

Disney monorail
Walking to Disney’s Magic Kingdom Theme Park.

Having free, lifetime Disney Passes is weird to say.

Why?

Because they are not free.

We paid a lifetime of 50-60+ hours per week to pay for these free, lifetime passes.

We signed up for the work, the service. In the end it totals 68 combined years. No regrets. No complaints.

Only gratitude.

Deep, deep gratitude.

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The math is the math, work

island ferry
Puget Sound on our Honeymoon trip. We used the Washington State Ferry system for about a week.

No matter how we architected the travel schedule, a multi-hour drive and Ferry trip is required. On top of a full day of flying.

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