This is the same message I give every New Year
SO, here we are again.
Time to hit the reset button.
Reboot.
Return to Go.
Another new year. Another chance to start over — even though every moment of every day is a chance for that.
I could do a longwinded post about how we typically approach New Year resolutions. Blah blah blah pop philosophy yammer yammer yammer tedious faux wisdom et cetera blah blah blah…
Blah.
Let me make it short instead. Consider dialing back on the self-flagellating resolutions and add more resolutions on the self-indulgent side of the list. Have less guilt and shame, have more fun, adventures, love and joy. Worry less about the calories consumed and the shit that’s still not together. Live as if your goal is to write a fabulous memoir rather than a strident self-help book. You’ll feel less like a failure.
I stopped making resolutions years ago. I never stuck with any of them. So I figured they really weren’t what I needed or wanted from life. ?
I’m with Tami on NY resolutions…
Amen Al.
Happy New Year, or another trip around the sun. ?
I live by Fate& accept & adapt to whatever is flung at me because after all..life really is predestined by some super powerful intelligent force for the most part& I’m not religious.
Hi there, and Happy New Year!
A couple of questions.
Watching your videos about the Dokio and it seams their biggest drawback is they don’t self support on an angle.
I’m curious if you have seen someone lay their Dokio or similar portable solar panels on top their awning? Or is this a too hot a location, too heavy, etc!?!
Also… have you seen an ingenious short term way of mounting/attaching their No self support portable panels to get a better performance and additionally out of the dust on their rig or vehicle or on the ground?
Thanks for the great education!
Actually, the biggest drawback of Dokio panels is that the fabric frame deteriorates from long exposure to sunlight. https://wordpress.casacrm.io:8443/cheaprvliving//update-dokio-folding-solar-panel-long-term-test/
But yes, you can put folding solar panels atop awnings, easy-ups, tents and such. Check out what these Baja tent dwellers did. https://wordpress.casacrm.io:8443/cheaprvliving//the-hot-and-cold-of-living-in-a-tent/
Wishing all a Happy New Year! And pray you do your dream! Never give up!
A while back I drove a garbage truck. After a few years I noticed that in early January there was a lot of exercise equipment put out to the side of the road. You may be on to something !