Comments on: Adventure: Frolicking in Vermont’s Stick Season

By: Erin

Erin — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 16:19:01 +0000

So glad to hear Jeff has found some work he will enjoy! Life is good.
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By: Lisis

Lisis — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 12:59:20 +0000

Hey, everyone! It really IS amazing… I just got through reading Nadia’s post, about her interview and career path, and it reminded me of all that Jeff has been through to get HERE… to this job… where he BEGS for more hours to work, not because he wants more money, but because he LOVES being there! It’s amazing, especially as Steven pointed out, in this economic environment, where finding ANY job is pretty difficult… much less one you love.

Now I just have to figure out how to do the same thing! Hmm…

By: Hayden Tompkins

Hayden Tompkins — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 02:06:48 +0000

Boy, “stick season” sure sounds ominous!

Can I just tell you how HAPPY it is to read how much everything is WORKING OUT? It’s amazing when you hit that certain flow where everything just seems to click.

Yeah.
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By: Steven

Steven — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 00:52:07 +0000

Hey Lisis,

This post just makes me feel positive and happy haha. Simply because it has such a joyful atmosphere in the post. Sounds like you were smiling as you were typing that out

I live in Canada so it is even colder up here! I mean when I walk out of my igloo the blasts of snowy wind just hits my face right away! The mounties can’t even ride their horses on the slippery ice anymore – meaning no more law enforcement!

But in all seriousness, it’s just raining like hell here I would like the change the maple leaf in the flag to an umbrella please.

Anyways, congratulations to Jeff with his dream job, finding a job can be hard these days, finding a dream job…that is something to be happy about

Steven
Steven´s last blog ..The Chamber of Torture – Our Minds

By: Lisa (mommymystic)

Lisa (mommymystic) — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 18:25:33 +0000

How wonderful!!! Glad to hear all your good news. I think there ARE many lessons here, not the least of which is that when you follow your strongest heart intuitions – whether it means going to the airport for no reason, talking to a sculpture that happens to be where you thought a meditation class was going to be, or moving to Vermont – things work out. Sometimes not exactly as planned, but they do work out. To me, that’s what true faith is. And it doesn’t really have anything to do with religion or even spirituality.
My family’s from Minnesota, so I do know what you mean re: the winters. We don’t officially have a ’stick season’, but I get the drift. Just think of the Tibetans. A happy, peaceful people amidst 10-month a year mind-numbing cold (well, until China invaded of course.) Just get a good parka and snow shoes, and LOTS of hot chocolate with marshmellows (and maybe some liquor to go with it…) Think of all those cozy nights curled on the couch while it’s storming outside…nothing better than that feeling, really…
Lisa (mommymystic)´s last blog ..Interview with Paul Martin, author of Original Faith, on the Spiritual Journey