You have to trust the process
What separates extraordinary leaders from the rest of the pack? They trust the process.
What separates extraordinary leaders from the rest of the pack? They trust the process.
(Anniversary thoughts Part 2) Tell them you love them over and over again. Tell them too much, and never too little, for the time we have is short, but the love we have is end less.” - Dane Thomas
If you happen to visit a high-traffic area in one of the state’s larger cities, you might come across some folks wearing sandwich boards, such as one sees during tax season or mattress sales.
They say that age is just a number, so I suppose churning out my thousandth column with this writing might be comparable to a yawn, wry smile or the lame joke about the needle’s question to the thread in a nudist colony - “Sew what?”
The package arrived last week and, I have to admit, I was surprised.
In the Southwest corner of Wyoming is a little-visited National Monument. The park ranger told me that they average about 20,000 visitors a year which is about the same as one day in July for Yellowstone National Park to the north of this little park.
I think most people have seen the memes on social media that show teachers in August compared to teachers in May. In August everyone is put together, excited, and ready to go. In comparison, the May teacher looks disheveled and like they have been through a tornado.
As we cross the halfway point of July, wildfire danger continues to increase across the state. On Friday, Texas A&M Forest Service firefighters responded to 15 new wildfires that burned 651 acres. As of Sunday, there were eight active wildfires; the largest was the Nethery Road Fire in Kimble County, involving an estimated 3,500 acres. It has been 70% contained.
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