I found this video and wanted to share it with you....
If you can find 3:32 minutes today......please watch it...
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- Hello! I refer to myself as "Java". I am 49ish years young and I'm from Pennsylvania and have lived here all my life. I was living on the land that my Grandfather used to have a working dairy farm for more then 50 years until we sold it to our oldest son Venti and moved a street over. I am married to my high school sweetheart "Joe" 29 years and have been together for 35 years! We have 4 wonderful sons. I started modeling when I turned 40! Join me as I struggle to comprehend that I am not 20 anymore and having a hard time dealing with the "age" thing! Wanna read more about me? Click on the "About Me" under my logo banner at the top!
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Thank you for sharing. That was very inspiring. Its not the cup it what you choose to put into it. Very intersting. Have a great Saturday
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing, I love this so true.
ReplyDeleteBarbara
Java: Thank you. As a college professor, I truly appreciate the simplicity of this presentation. It is so deep, yet takes only minutes to absorb. Sometimes, I have difficulty getting that point across over years. Perhaps, it depends on the "receptacles" I teach, or maybe I must spice up my coffee. Enjoy your weekend.
ReplyDeleteWonderful post a friend had a professor do this in her lecture - only she used Hot Chocolate. Definitely a great way to make the point... xo HHL
ReplyDeleteThis morning, Java, I'm enjoying my coffee in a chaos cup, but enjoying it nonetheless. Thanks for the perspective.
ReplyDeleteIf more people would be satisfied with what they have, then complaining about what they dont have...what a better world this would be...thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThis was wonderful! It had me in tears! Simply beautiful! So glad I found your blog!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad I came back to watch it when I had time today.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing...It was wonderful!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, am I glad I decided to watch this. How awesome and how true!!! Thank you so much. I am planning to post this to my Facebook! Wow!
ReplyDeleteHello Java, I found your blog tonight as I was blog hopping and I am so glad I did!I love thvideo you shared .I really needed to see something like that tonight.
ReplyDeleteI am a new follower and hope to participate in "Follow Friday 40 & over". Next week!
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carly
ooo very nice story. even ELS person like me understood(thanks to your professor). it sure encourages us, and it was very good idea that you made the video just to tell us the story.I'm in 40's too and don't like to think about myself to act like what generally people in their 40's have to be/do. sometimes worry about getting older too. but today there are many people stay look younger and think younger too, maybe from our generation, we can change the image of what older people should be/do. then more people can think positive about their lives, if they can do, they can feel happy about their lives and themselves, right??
ReplyDeleteThanks for the story. very helpful.
Java,
ReplyDeleteRan across this a while back, when gathering material for my weekly e-mails at work (part of staff development/team-building), and loved it then. Thanks for sharing. :-) Happy Halloween1
That was beautiful and so very true. Thanks for taking the time to share it.
ReplyDeleteWow... that's true!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing it. Love it.
What a great concept. It really brings things into perspective. I've already forwarded this video to all my extended family. Thanks for sharing it.
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