Comments on: Transitions http://ottawakan.com/snow/2010/01/01/transitions/ A blog about very important and very unimportant things Mon, 04 Jan 2010 13:09:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Kris Rowley http://ottawakan.com/snow/2010/01/01/transitions/comment-page-1/#comment-3195 Kris Rowley Mon, 04 Jan 2010 13:09:24 +0000 http://ottawakan.com/snow/?p=313#comment-3195 It's good to hear from you again Fred. I missed your musings. Have a great New Year filled with lots of pie and fudge and other good stuff! Kris It’s good to hear from you again Fred. I missed your musings.

Have a great New Year filled with lots of pie and fudge and other good stuff!

Kris

]]> By: Matt http://ottawakan.com/snow/2010/01/01/transitions/comment-page-1/#comment-3194 Matt Sun, 03 Jan 2010 14:41:58 +0000 http://ottawakan.com/snow/?p=313#comment-3194 you mean, second best looking brother..... you mean, second best looking brother…..

]]> By: Harrison Sterne http://ottawakan.com/snow/2010/01/01/transitions/comment-page-1/#comment-3193 Harrison Sterne Sat, 02 Jan 2010 17:45:33 +0000 http://ottawakan.com/snow/?p=313#comment-3193 Fred - welcome back; thanks for the note. My push-back and re-focus comes in the form of reminding myself of a universal law: What I focus on, expands. It is, after all, how I handle apparent setbacks; and the required resilience - that makes the difference. By choosing to focus on the great and good things in life; you're choosing what will likely expand. I think that focusing on the negative brings about bad internal body chemistry and disease. I'm prone to being optimistic; that's just my outlook. I have some sour, dour friends who I refer to as pessimists - they, of course, insist that they're merely "realists"; - Happy New Year - and thanks for remdinding us all about what's really important Fred – welcome back; thanks for the note. My push-back and re-focus comes in the form of reminding myself of a universal law: What I focus on, expands. It is, after all, how I handle apparent setbacks; and the required resilience – that makes the difference. By choosing to focus on the great and good things in life; you’re choosing what will likely expand. I think that focusing on the negative brings about bad internal body chemistry and disease. I’m prone to being optimistic; that’s just my outlook. I have some sour, dour friends who I refer to as pessimists – they, of course, insist that they’re merely “realists”; – Happy New Year – and thanks for remdinding us all about what’s really important

]]> By: Debbie Plant http://ottawakan.com/snow/2010/01/01/transitions/comment-page-1/#comment-3192 Debbie Plant Sat, 02 Jan 2010 12:38:31 +0000 http://ottawakan.com/snow/?p=313#comment-3192 Glad to have you back, Fred. Speaking of Wally, how many car mechanics will drive to your place of business to pick up your car to work on it? And not think of it as such a big deal. A true, native-Vermonter Yankee. I'm going to miss him. Glad to have you back, Fred. Speaking of Wally, how many car mechanics will drive to your place of business to pick up your car to work on it? And not think of it as such a big deal. A true, native-Vermonter Yankee. I’m going to miss him.

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