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This has been a personal project to blog every day for a school year on goals and dreams. My hope was that I could find a group of people to work with me.
I was lucky enough to find a small, but sincere group of inspirational people to keep me company. We've been using Walt Disney's philosophies or creations as inspiration.
I am no longer blogging daily, but I am notified if comments are posted, and I'll be happy to keep the discussion going!
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Guided by a vision
It was Walt Disney's dream that Epcot be a place always guided by a vision of the future. This is why the most important letter in the name 'Epcot" is the 't', for it stands for 'tomorrow.' So it seemed only fitting that Epcot should be the setting for the ultimate celebration of tomorrow as we greet the millennium.
Michael D. Eisner
Only 20 minutes left of this day, and I was so busy being guided by my own vision, that I forgot to blog.
Sometimes it is hard for me to stay grounded because the 'T' in my 'today' stands for 'tomorrow.' So, somehow, when I am on a roll, I am never quite in today.
OK, I know that is totally un-Zen in many ways, BUT if you look at it in a different way, it is completely Zen.
A Zen sand garden, for example, comes with it's very own rake to keep changing the shape and pattern of the sand. Well, THAT does not sound much like being still in the moment, does it?
Tibettan Monks create these elaborate sand paintings that get destroyed almost as soon as they are completed. That sounds like embracing the lack of permanance in the moment to me.
Celebrating tomorrow keeps you from being stuck in the routines of the present day. I think that was why Walt Disney was such a visionary. He was always looking just a bit forward all the time.
So, in the final 10 minutes of January 6th, 2010, I celebrate the coming of January 7th 2010.
Sorry, but that is where my head is at the moment and, unfortunately, I still had my daily blog to finish.
I can't WAIT to see what January 7th will be like in just a few minutes!
ANNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD, here it is! Happy New Day! Woo Hoo! I hope it is full of wonder and magic for you!
Quote from p, 4
Brandon, Pam. Making the Millennium; The Celebration of a Lifetime at the Walt Disney World Resort. First ed. New York: Roundtable Press, 1999. N. pag. Print.
Michael D. Eisner
Only 20 minutes left of this day, and I was so busy being guided by my own vision, that I forgot to blog.
Sometimes it is hard for me to stay grounded because the 'T' in my 'today' stands for 'tomorrow.' So, somehow, when I am on a roll, I am never quite in today.
OK, I know that is totally un-Zen in many ways, BUT if you look at it in a different way, it is completely Zen.
A Zen sand garden, for example, comes with it's very own rake to keep changing the shape and pattern of the sand. Well, THAT does not sound much like being still in the moment, does it?
Tibettan Monks create these elaborate sand paintings that get destroyed almost as soon as they are completed. That sounds like embracing the lack of permanance in the moment to me.
Celebrating tomorrow keeps you from being stuck in the routines of the present day. I think that was why Walt Disney was such a visionary. He was always looking just a bit forward all the time.
So, in the final 10 minutes of January 6th, 2010, I celebrate the coming of January 7th 2010.
Sorry, but that is where my head is at the moment and, unfortunately, I still had my daily blog to finish.
I can't WAIT to see what January 7th will be like in just a few minutes!
ANNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD, here it is! Happy New Day! Woo Hoo! I hope it is full of wonder and magic for you!
Quote from p, 4
Brandon, Pam. Making the Millennium; The Celebration of a Lifetime at the Walt Disney World Resort. First ed. New York: Roundtable Press, 1999. N. pag. Print.
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Tags: epcot, garden, michael eisner, zen
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Posted 01-07-2010 at 12:04 AM by A.Daley -
Posted 01-07-2010 at 12:06 AM by Sandra Bostwick -
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Posted 01-07-2010 at 12:08 AM by A.Daley -
Posted 01-07-2010 at 12:08 AM by Sandra Bostwick -
Oh! I can't wait to show you! But like manyy things... you will have tyo wait... I will show you by the time I pick Alice up from school around noon. Very cute... at least I think so... we'll have to see what my "Boss" thinks. She is a real ball breaker... you know how it is. So go to sleepand when you wake it will be a new day and with new colorful, imaginative, magical things coming your way! Sleep tight!!!0 Pixie Dust
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Posted 01-16-2010 at 04:24 PM by Sandra Bostwick