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Many years ago I helped frame and install all the glass in this building. The frame was one of the most complicated I ever worked on because there were so many angles in the face of the bldg.
I was actually living in my car when I got this job and it helped me work my way into a place and begin again, so I’ll always honor it!
Hard to believe it’s been 30+ years since I’ve worked in construction. By far I enjoyed glass work the most, we had an amazing team and lots of fun while creating places for people to live, work and shop!
While this building is in Yorba Linda, California. I built way more back east in NH and MA but this building on Weir Canyon Rd and the 91 Fwy – will always be special to me.
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Step 3 – Let the knowledge and wisdom shared by Sheila do it’s thing and bless you!
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Scott Sargeant: The Truth Will Set You Free
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…for the last 18 years I’ve been living a lie, and I’ve been lying to you!
Some of you know that I had a tragic accident 18 years ago that left me paralyzed
from the neck down. What most of you don’t know is the truth that my ‘accident’
wasn’t an accident.
Please take 8 minutes to watch my TEDx talk to hear the truth of my story.
If you find it to be inspiring and valuable, please share it for others to
benefit from…
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This is no joke…
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For your happiness?
For your health?
For your weight?
If there’s something negative about you or your experiences, it’s more convenient to blame circumstances that are seemingly beyond your control.
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Feeling down about the state of the world? Go find yourself a drum circle and dance!
While out for a sunset cruise on Sunday evening – Cris and I discovered this drum circle and man it just touched me. The drums moved everyone black, white, brown…old and young alike…everyone danced! everyone dancing together to the beat of life! No barriers, no us and them just one family dancing…
It was truly beautiful #BeatGoesOn #DrumsofLife #DrumsofLove #DancingWithMyFamily #OnePeopleOnePowerOneDance
‘Over these past 12 months, all of us have learned so much about living, caring, loving and embracing the present moment’
Driving Miss Norma
Instead of undergoing cancer treatment she decided to take a road trip across the United States
Norma Jean Bauerschmidt’s travels have been followed by more than 400,000 people on the Facebook page “Driving Miss Norma”, which posted pictures and accounts of her journey.
Ms Bauerschmidt’s daughter-in-law Ramie, who set up the Facebook page, wrote that Ms Bauerschmidt had decided to take the trip last year after being diagnosed with uterine cancer and told by her doctor that surgery, radiation and chemotherapy were unlikely to treat the illness
“We found ourselves sitting in an OB/GYN office talking about treatment options,” a post read. “You know the drill: surgery, then radiation and chemo in some order. When the doctor was finished he asked her how she would like to proceed.
“A tiny woman at 101 pounds and under five-feet tall, an exhausted Norma looked the young doctor dead in the eye and with the strongest voice she could muster, said, ‘I’m 90-years-old, I’m hitting the road.'”
Ms Bauerschmidt set off from Michigan with her son Tim, daughter-in-law and their dog Ringo on 24 August 2015.
A post marking a year on the road said: “We have driven the RV nearly 13,000 miles and slept in over 75 different locations in 32 states.
“Miss Norma has experienced more ‘firsts’ than we can count. Big things, like riding in a hot air balloon or on a horse, to little things like getting a pedicure or having her first taste of key lime pie, oysters and fried green tomatoes. She has had her hair done by ten different stylists and has crossed the time zones 9 times (I think.)
“Over these past 12 months, all of us have learned so much about living, caring, loving and embracing the present moment. No matter where we are, when asked where her favorite spot has been on this trip, Norma now says, ‘Right here!’ We have also learned so much about the human spirit and the beauty of people from all over the world.”
Ms Bauerschmidt began hospice care in the town of Friday Harbour, San Juan Island, Washington – her final stop – in August when her health began to deteriorate.
The San Juan County Coroner Randall Gaylord confirmed Ms Bauerschmidt died on Friday morning.
