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What football managers can teach you about leadership.
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State, federal and local agencies in Arkansas trained based on the simulation of an earthquake along the New Madrid fault in Northeastern Arkansas. (Photo by Sgt. 1st Class Chris Durney, Arkansas National Guard Public Affairs)
Dear JV,
Sincere is the lesson that’s taken to heart.
Hear the old men when they tell you “don’t wait”.
The work done from now until then is key.
The success of your season, defining your legacy.
Today is your best opportunity to start.
Don’t let time go by, tomorrow’s too late.
When last in your pads, you are covered in sweat.
Lesson learned and passed on, not an ounce of regret.
With all sincerity,
The Graduating Seniors
Student:
I am focusing on the breath but I don't feel very successful.
Teacher:
We will meet in the shade of a Central Park elm. This will be asitting meditation. The open skies of Sheep Meadow will be our churchand the fresh cut lawn our pew. We will extend our legs and we willtouch our toes. Our awareness will be focused on the breath. Can ourfingers feel the soft skin of our feet? If yes, we are beautiful. Ifno, we are beautiful. We are not focused on the result. We simply embrace our effort and return to the breath on a blue sky Sunday in the park.
Logan is taking swimming lessons. He's a Tiny Tot, and here he is in
his second day. Really, he should be a Water Baby, because he's only
2 1/2 and Tiny Tots start at 3 years old. But goodness knows he's as
big as all the Tiny Tots, so it's all good.
He's doing wonderfully! He tries to follow instructions. But as you
can see in this photo, none of the kids has much of an attention
span. Logan loves kicking, floating and blowing bubbles. And we're
working on him not climbing out of the pool to run over and get me to
join him in the water: "Mama! Mama! Mama! Mama!" This is he first
class without me right there with him, and I do appreciate that he
wants me to share in the fun!
So, two weeks from now, he'll be ready for the deep end!
Tags I made using the stamps from lessons 1 & 2. I used watercolors to splatter and dribble on the tags, before stamping.
"Okay, you stay over in the brown grass and I'll stand here in the snow..."
On an decommissioned army depot near us, there's a herd of white white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus). They're not albino, but rather an uncommon mutation that makes them white. The county wants to develop the land, but a group of local citizens (Seneca White Deer, Inc.) has started a campaign to save the deer and turn the area into a conservation park. There are also some normal colored deer, and you can see one of each in this photo.
The Depot is closed to the public, but it's not unusual to see the white deer through the chain-link fence. We pulled over and shot a few photos through the fence Saturday on our way to a party in Trumansburg.
While wonky I did enjoy doing this one. First of 3. Had minimal set up lines but then paint, then ink.
This lady also taught Carie how to swim when she was around this age, maybe a bit older. She gave lessons at a pool at a motel.
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Andy taught me how to drive a stick shift today. I have previously driven a stick, but not enough to consider myself a pro. Not to boast.....but I did very well :) I like the blurry-ness of this picture, and I especially like Andy's facial expression. Haha.
After our driving lesson I made him dinner, and we watched Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist. Hah, it was awesome that I even talked him into watching it with me. Of course he sighed at the girly parts, but he was a trouper for the most part. :)