I have been blind to Duck Duck Jeep. But now I'll be able to see it. Thank you.
I love the spirit of your other commenters. I apologize for being neither so brief nor so pointed.
Several decades ago I learned, by the process of elimination, how much more satisfying life could be if I made it my purpose to help people rather than impress them. I recently realized that of all the possible things to collect, ducks and jeeps being timely examples, I collect other people's smiles. It's an inexpensive but rewarding practice. Your message resonates with me.
I may not be the world's worst at sales and marketing, but I'm on the shortlist. I'd like a place closer to the middle, but I doubt it would make me happier, just a bit less anxious. But I cope.
Recently a banana and a piece of duct (not duck) duct tape sold for six figures as a work of art. Teh buyer ate the banana. In my experience, the flavor of an aging granola bar doesn't change much, but some moisture is lost. Even if the nutritional value is degraded, I suspect the value of yours can only increase.
Bob, this comment made my day! I just know that you're writing is going to go somewhere (even if you claim that you're close to the world's worst at sales and marketing) because simply this comment was so fun. The art! The six figures! The nutritional value joke! You're funny, and absolutely beaming with kindness. Thank you for writing this.
Yes to literary citizenship in all its forms. And now I know what's with the rubber ducks on Jeeps.
Haha, I'm glad to be of service in the why of jeep ducks!! <3
Same! I am also learning about the ducks now.
Agree, it’s an excellent time for more goodwill, less transactional intentions.
I have been blind to Duck Duck Jeep. But now I'll be able to see it. Thank you.
I love the spirit of your other commenters. I apologize for being neither so brief nor so pointed.
Several decades ago I learned, by the process of elimination, how much more satisfying life could be if I made it my purpose to help people rather than impress them. I recently realized that of all the possible things to collect, ducks and jeeps being timely examples, I collect other people's smiles. It's an inexpensive but rewarding practice. Your message resonates with me.
I may not be the world's worst at sales and marketing, but I'm on the shortlist. I'd like a place closer to the middle, but I doubt it would make me happier, just a bit less anxious. But I cope.
Recently a banana and a piece of duct (not duck) duct tape sold for six figures as a work of art. Teh buyer ate the banana. In my experience, the flavor of an aging granola bar doesn't change much, but some moisture is lost. Even if the nutritional value is degraded, I suspect the value of yours can only increase.
Thank you for your wonderful post.
Bob, this comment made my day! I just know that you're writing is going to go somewhere (even if you claim that you're close to the world's worst at sales and marketing) because simply this comment was so fun. The art! The six figures! The nutritional value joke! You're funny, and absolutely beaming with kindness. Thank you for writing this.
Yes yes yes — a lovely reminder to spend the time/energy in *building* community, which means saying “yes” and showing up.
it's so hard sometimes, and often so worth it!
“Where are you your goodest?” Talk about something I need as a tattoo! ❤️
<3333 Always trying to figure it out!
Yes, so much yes!
I love this so much. Because: What would our world be, and who might we become, if we gave because giving does feel so good? Period. Done.
As the queen of good will, you would know!