Monday has rolled around again! Let’s get things started with item #1 on my “ToDo List”: (You can use these symbols: ☐✅).
DAILY “MUST” Routine… (2/14)
- ✅ As you START YOUR DAY, what is the ONE THING that you can do today to bring you the MOST JOY? (Have the Edmonton Oilers win the Stanley Cup! Alas, not to be…)
- ☐ 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? <>
- ☐ 17 Second Rule w/Timer: (Succinctly wrapped up here!). SO MUCH of your JOYOUS FUTURE centers around money, so today visualize: <>
- ☐ “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
My wife woke me up at 8:20 am this morning reminding me that we had a 9:00 am appointment at Canadian Tire to have our car inspected. I didn’t have time to do any of my “Morning Work”, or to check any lottery tickets.
Well, I showed up at Canadian Tire for the 9 am appointment, but they said that they were trying to get ahold of us to tell us that their tech was not in today and they would have to postpone the meeting. Alas, they put 902 instead of 919 as an area code for our phone number, so they could not reach us. We had to postpone the meeting till Wednesday at 3 pm when the tech will be back.
I asked the guy at Canadian Tire about an oil change and he said that he could do this on Wednesday for me, but I opted to go to the “Great Canadian Oil Change” down the street and get it done right away. The guy changed the air filters in the van as well.
The Canadian Tire guy told me that the cracked windshield on the van would not pass inspection, so I went to the “Coastline Glass”, in Comox, which he recommended. On the way I stopped off at Tim Horton’s for breakfast (see photo to the left).
Cody at “Coastline Glass” told me that it would cost about $429 to replace the windshield. Since they don’t have the part in stock, they had to order it. He said to come back tomorrow at 1 pm to have it installed. Hopefully if we save our receipts we will be able to get a bit of a rebate from Erie Insurance.
Next up, Home Depot to get some mousetraps and Quality Foods for some hot dog buns for the wife and kitty litter for my daughter.
This evening was the 7th game of the Stanley Cup finals. I paid $20 for SportsNet for the month to watch it (see photo to the right). The Edmonton Oilers got on the board first, but the Florida Panthers scored two goals and that was it… The Oilers missed the chance to bring the Stanley Cup home to Canada after 31 years in the US! The kids came to watch the game with me! They brought their own snacks and made themselves at home on the bed in the “Barn Suite”. My son only lasted one period before heading back to the main house. My daughter stayed for the whole game. My wife joined us for the last period.
After the game I showed my son how to adjust his bike seat so that he would not scrape his leg on the lever. As I was watching him test out his bike on the street in front of our house, our neighbor Tara and her husband walked by. This was the first time that I had the chance to actually meet her.
