every morning brings new potential,
but if you dwell on the misfortunes of the day before,
you tend to overlook tremendous opportunities.
– harvey mackay
Mar24
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I didn't have my glasses on.... 
Looks like a potential road ‘trip’ special! 😀
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exactly!
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mmm…interesting – a secret potential trip – life is full of experience!
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it is )
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Excellent point Beth. In business it’s called management accounting – what do we have right now and what can we do with it – as opposed to financial accounting – what did we do with it in the past. it’s kind of a perspective that we often call re-evaluating, a process that is constant if done well.
Cool car – ROAD TRIP!
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it looks ready to roll!
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So true!
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it applies to everything, i think –
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I should pass this on to K ☺️
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it is a gem )
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Looks like. 1970 Thunderbird. In her day she was really something special…
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you have an excellent eye, wendy. it is indeed a t-bird and she may be very special once again )
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She deserves some good love. I’m really happy for her.
My dad had a 71. The backseat was curved like a booth in a swanky Las Vegas hotel, and it floated down the highway like a dream. It was a metallic root beer brown and we adored getting to ride in it.
Enjoy.
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that is an amazing and dreamy description. how lucky!
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😉 Hear, hear! 😛
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a good way to look at life, i think –
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I think so. 🙂
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Every morning you can put on the same face or a different one –
just be ready to listen for that ‘knock’ of opportunity 🙂
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yes, you are so right, jules )
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I hear you! When ever your attention is in the past or in the future, you are missing whatever is right in front of you.
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exactly )
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Cool car! My son will turn 16 next year, that’s all he ever talks about.
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and there is a good chance it is still available )
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Ha! I will show him the picture!
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it could be a match!
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He’d take anything that runs, trust me.
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Don’t know what kind of auto that is but it looks cool. Is it the same as Dennis Wheatley’s in Duel?
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nah – an old t-bird here, but i loved and was terrified by that movie!
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It was a Plymouth Valiant apparently
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scary scary scary movie.
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Cool T-Bird!!!
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It is!
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Yes!
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What a dream cruise this would be, if only with the right person, I would ignore the peeling paint and state of the car! ha ha! I definitely believe 100% in your quote about misfortunes of yesterday being kept in the past. you are a person I admire for moving on, without electricity, without water, you have given us plenty of examples of how you make the best of everything, Beth!!
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thanks, robin. you will find that person, mark my words. )
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Lest we forget, Beth, that baby above was considered a compact car in its prime. What a long, strange trip its been!
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an excellent point, mark and it sure has !
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some people also define this as ‘genius’ – ,the ability to see what others miss
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yes, i agree –
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Good one! 😀
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thanks !
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I loved these two quotes and the wonky car
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