What’s Gone Well Today? ®

Here’s an easy way to recognize others… and in turn change how we look at our day, and our life.

When has someone made your day with the service they’ve given, or something they’ve said or done for you? Sharing these moments may inspire others. They lift the spirit!

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wgwt

April 16, 2012

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Went to a family friend’s father’s funeral in Vancouver. So tastefully done. I learned alot about him..Succinct but thought provoking. In her eulogy she described her dad as ‘not a great man’ He was a ‘great guy.’ So much conversation at the lunch afterwards.. Since life is lived once… it helps to learn from others about what’s gone well, what’s been learned, decided upon, risked from others. One young woman was an engineer and a photographer. Balance!
wgwt

April 14, 2012

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In response to the letter I wrote to the Prime Minister and our Riding’s representative in Parliament, at our last Beyond War meeting, I received a reply from the P.M.’s office as well as a request from Elizabeth May, M.P,. to have a petition signed, requesting that the Government of Canada ” remove it’s support for the development of the Northern Gateway Pipeline, assume a neutral position on the outcome, awaiting the evidence, and ensure a full, fair and impartial process under the National Energy Board and Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency. ” I asked residents in the community where I live to sign the Petition, explaining the Mission of Beyond War, i.e “to encourage politicians to use diplomacy, rather than going to war, and friends, family and all people generally, to reach out to one another and to all get along.
One resident in particular showed great interest and said she would like to attend our meetings. What went well is the fact that this particular resident, was once very unfriendly ( and the police had to involved in helping resolve an issue with her in our building).
What went well for me, is her desire to join Beyond War and her expression of agreement with the aims of this organisation, to work together in harmony.
wgwt

April 14, 2012

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Visited an elder friend who feels she’s ready to ‘ leave.’ We talked about eternity.. and she liked that sense of ‘nowness’.. not worrying about the past or the future.. for her or anyone else.. On the way home I meandered and found Bowker Creek… and then hit a number of streets and views I would not have experienced if I had been driving.
wgwt

April 14, 2012

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I took our car into be lubed. I decided to keep going to a Budget Brake and Muffler outlet rather than use a mobile service. In checking in the car I remembered that our battery had been rather gimpy.. quick to drain.. Even though it had been about 5 years, and we hadn’t bought it from them, they gave me a 50% discount on replacement. Repeatedly their level of service and caring rewards me for coming back and spending 2.5 hours for a car servicing..
wgwt

April 13, 2012

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My radar is always on when it comes to meeting new people. I met a number of interesting folks at a potluck of people whose children at some point of the other, have home schooled. There was an association of 200 families that learned and played together. At the father shares, it was a rich opportunity.
wgwt

April 11, 2012

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An early morning exploration in Italy ends with tears at the feet of David by Michaelangelo.

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