Hope you had a great Father’s Day and may this blog find you in amazing health 💪 with your Medicare insurance coverage 🏥 working well.
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We had a delightful surprise Father’s Day visit from our daughter Sus, with pancakes and board games (she let me win once).
After that, she was back on the road home and life was back to normal (now cue the Jim Croce song, “And the cat’s in the cradle and the silver spoon 🎻💧…”)
My favorite Father’s Day was many years ago when the kids were still critter size and we climbed a volcano in Guatemala.
It felt like we were in a Lord of the Rings movie. It’s amazing how attentive your kids can be when threatened with being thrown into molten lava 😉, good times!
After Sus left, I went back to morning chores, and the usual quiet routines, building extra boxes for the bees.
You know the satisfaction that comes from building something yourself? This was way more fun than Medicare certifications for 2025 I’m working through when I’m not working with clients.
I’m not counting on any grapes because of the racoons, but I am cautiously optimistic we’ll have a good honey harvest this fall. I promise to share!
After lunch, Q made us attend a Scandinavian festival up in Golden, Colorado.
The event got me thinking about how much there is to gain from visiting summer festivals and doing something new near you (as long as you prepare for the heat).
It was a great fun sampling the food and watching the little people interact with the Vikings.
Check your newspaper and see what events are going on in your area, I double dare you. With a little luck, you’ll find yourself walking around, exploring different stalls, and participating in various activities. This can be a fun way to get some exercise without even realizing it.
Festivals are a feast for the senses. The sights, sounds, and smells can stimulate our brains and keep us mentally engaged. We loved watching these couples in traditional garb doing these amazing folk dances.
Whether it’s listening to live music, or trying out a new type of food, these experiences can help keep our minds sharp.
Festivals are also a great way to meet new people, bond with friends and family, and feel part of a community. Social connections can reduce feelings of loneliness and isolation, which are endemic in our screen based society. Even more important, building and maintaining relationships can lead to a longer, healthier, and happier life.
And best of all, you might accidentally discover a brewery on the way and go in for a tour! Now that is a perfect Father’s Day😉, especially when your wife is the designated driver 🛞!
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