Do you have a gratitude practice? Why or why not? What sort of things are you grateful for?
I do have a journal that I write 5 things that I'm grateful for in. I'm inconsistent with writing in my journal but I've come back to it in the last couple of days.
I try to come up with different things from day to day. Although I am grateful for my friends and family, I want to spend some time thinking about things so that I don’t take things for granted.
I was really happy to see this prompt. I really needed a laugh today.
What is the funniest book or TV show with which you are familiar?
The funniest TV show that I’m familiar with is The Good Place. It’s a great example of comedy that keeps me laughing over and over again. In fact, I think I might watch an episode tonight.
What is or was your relationship with people from your parent’s generation?
I feel I get along with people of all generations.
When it comes to people of my parent’s generation, I feel that I get along with most of them. A lot of the ones I talk to now seem to want to share their stories and feelings.
Lou Plummer has put together 50 different posts ideas and I’m challenging myself to write something for everyone. I think it’s a great exercise to see what comes out as I sit in front of the keyboard.
Media Reviews
Trying to figure out the format that makes me happy as a reader. Currently doing an episode by episode review of The Acolyte and season 4 of The Boys.
Finding Balance at the Gym
Looking at getting into a gym with my family
Chapters
00:00:00: Beginning
00:00:08: Introduction
00:00:38: Vacation and coming back to it
00:02:25: Labarum Update
00:05:05: Writing Prompts
00:06:59: Media Reviews
00:11:42: Health And Fitness
The most memorable job that I’ve ever held was working at a company called Unify. It was a small company that had a long history of products.
It was during the time that I was working there that I met my wife, got married, and had children.
The company had moments of boom and bust and it was the people there that made me want to stay. Ultimately, we had a bust quarter and I learned the hard way that a business is a business.
I was laid off with a number of other people.
I still feel it sometimes. The loss of identity as a provider for my family - especially at that age - echoes in a lot of the things I do and never in a good way. The friends that I had when I worked there do contact me occasionally, but it’s definitely not the same.
The road to Hell is paid with good intentions. History is filled with examples of people doing things with the most noble of intentions only to find out that they made things worse.
This episode embodies that to the fullest.
This is a flashback episode where we get to see what happened on Brendok. And, yes, nothing good happened there and you cans the tension rising every scene as we all see our characters marching towards disaster. As everyone is trying to do The Right Thing.
After thinking about it for the last couple of days, I have to say Choice is a great title for this episode. As we see our characters make one choice after another, whether it’s take the time to think, seek information, or take action. Every time we do something we actuate who we are and what are values are.
In this Disney show we are seeing what happens when people are tested and what choices they make in a universe where the boundaries of what is good and bad are not easily defined.