Happy Sunday! No brunch for me today… Let’s get things started with item #1 on my “ToDo List”: (You can use these symbols: ☐✅).
DAILY “MUST” Routine… (9/14)
- ✅ As you START YOUR DAY, what is the ONE THING that you can do today to bring you the MOST JOY? (Make sure the lawnmower works!)
- ✅ Focus On “JOY & NOW” (Video Here, Shorter Version, Shortest Version, Short Enchilada).
- ✅ You are supposed to get EVERYTHING YOU WANT! (Video Here).
- ✅ What are you THANKFUL for this morning? (We have a nice lawn!)
- ✅ 17 Second Rule w/Timer: (Succinctly wrapped up here!). SO MUCH of your JOYOUS FUTURE centers around money, so today visualize: (Visualize winning the “Illinois Powerball”!!!)
- ☐ “Noon(ish) Meditation”: Meditation Info Video (1m Version) & (30m AirCon Meditation)! Think of yourself in a cocoon, safe and secure from the world, and the Universe dealing with all the problems that surround you! <>
- ☐ Take Vitamins: <>
- ✅ Put on Shin Cream: <>
- ✅ Put on Chaffing Cream: <>
- ✅ Put on Ear Cream: <>
- ✅ Put on Heel Cream: <>
- ☐ Today, The Universe Took Care of What? <No Pressure, Just Record If You Have Anything>
- ☐ Watch This Before Bed: (Short Video) <>
- ☐ BONUS: Success Stories! <>
Reading List:
- ☐ “14,000 Things to Be Happy About” by Barbara Ann Kipfer
- ☐ “The Law of Attraction” by Esther & Jerry Hicks
- ☐ “Lifespan: Why We Age – and Why We Don’t Have To” by Dr. David Sinclair
- ☐ “The Source” by Dr. Tara Swart
- ☐ “Destructive Self-Defense” by Joe Weider
- ☐ “The Magic” by Rhonda Byrne
- ☐ “How the Secret Changed My Life” by Rhonda Byrne
- ☐ “Solve for Happy: Engineer Your Path to Joy” by Mo Gawdat
- ☐ “The Creative Way: A Way of Being” by Rick Rubin
- ☐ “The Life Plan” by Jeffry S. Life
- ☐ “Autobiography” by Benjamin Franklin
- ☐ “Presto” by Penn Jillette
- ☐ “The Dangerous Case of Donald Trump” by Bandy Lee
- ☐ “Ask and It Is Given” by Esther & Jerry Hicks
- ☐ “The Choice” by Dr. Edith Eva Eger
- ☐ “Without Remorse” by Tom Clancy
- ☐ “A River Could Be A Tree” by Angela Himsel
- ☐ “Three Dog Nightmare” by Chuck Negron
Daily Notes
Instead of having breakfast at the dining room table and looking out the patio in the “Barn Suite”, I decided to have “breakie” at my computer! Before you ask, I did check to see if my Illinois Powerball ticket won… Pause for effect… NOPE! (see photo to the left) There is always tomorrow!
Today is Father’s Day and the kids each made a card for me. The family gave me a mug (see photo to the right) paying tribute to the “usefulness” of our German Shepherd.
We managed to get quite a bit done this afternoon in regards to yard work. For starters, I assembled the Husky Utility Cart that I purchased at Home Depot yesterday. It’s a shame that these things don’t come assembled anymore. I had to lock Maple in the house as she was getting in the way of the assembly process by dropping a tennis ball at my feet.
Next up was to give the new lawnmower a spin. It started up no problem, and is surprisingly quiet…but I guess that’s what you get when an item is powered by lithium batteries. I showed the wife and kids how it worked, and they enjoyed giving our lawns a trim as well. Our daughter really took to it and said it was therapeutic, like the swing she had back in Chapel Hill.
The lawnmower has a bag to trap clippings, so we dumped them into the utility cart and “carted” them behind the old shed at the back of our property. This will be our compost area. We are thinking of getting a large shredder to chop up all the cardboard boxes we have to add to the mound of grass clippings. I will need to water it and “pitchfork” it each day as per this YouTube video. We gave some of the grass clippings to the chickens and did they ever take to them. Lithium batteries mean that there is no gas or oil residue or fumes in the clippings, only healthy “grass”.
I put up “✨ Sleep soundly & Attract Abundance with Abraham Hicks’ Bedtime Routine ✨” at 5:28 pm this evening.
My wife went for groceries this evening and picked up a roast chicken, which along with some “air fryer” fries was our evening meal. After dinner the kids ran off to try out the swing at the end of our property, and this evolved into a game of “Hide & Seek”.
The laundry that I put out on the clothesline last night was nice and dry given the bout of sun we had this afternoon, so I brought it in, folded it, and put it in the closet. Brings back memories of doing the laundry at the motel!
