Day 1 – Good things come to those that wait patiently on the lord……
O.K. I wasn’t patient but good things did come. Our first day was challenging to say the least, very beautiful day mid- 80’s record high for this date, and very sunny! it brought out half the population of the upper east coast. The traffic made it impossible for our group to stay together, but thankfully, we alway caught up. I can’t brag enough on this group, they kept smiling through it all. As the leader I always feel worried when any of my sheep are lost, they alway came back smiling, what a great attitude they had.
Late in the afternoon the sun dropped lower in the sky and we were able to capture some really nice color, I just looked out the motel door and we have heavy fog this morning, Praise the Lord, it’s going to be a good day…….
This is the Day that the Lord hath made, let us be glad in it………………………
Below, fellow workshop leader, Matt Kloskowski capture a stream shot.
For Elijah!!!!
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Bill
Love tha fall colors up north. We have the proverbial “noreaster” here in St. Augustine. Lots of wind and rain blew out a family beach shoot we had this weekend. Patience isn’t my best suit either. Probably why God is constantly putting things in my path that require a great deal of it. Keep the faith and have a great class…
Ian
Wish you were with us!
you had become a mootvaiitnal speacker and a lead coach .i was wondering who could this be When i put my voice on behalf of my wife reference her aarti plate you sent a message. I did not realise this is who pradeep mentioned the few days before. At first i felt grat positive spirit from what you wrote and my mum said your positivity is so great and that what you had wrote was similiar to the meditation we do. i thought let me check out your profile only then i realised wow it opened up a new chapter for me ..you inspired me just by watching some of what you do on you tube and reading about what happened and how you bounced you reminded me of my greatest inspiration Anthony Robbins thogh it seems you are actually living the dream I think what you do and what you have done is great .I cannot wait to get a hand on your book as i feel we have problems and people around us though what you have been through is amazing.I liked your bit about recieving emails and not to get angry as it is just a life full of events and that we put so much emotions behind it. you are brilliant.digging deeper your brother inlaw took my first wedding photos and then digging deeper i believe you are related to my brother inlaw in london Rajen Solanki and my sister Sunita solanki ..I remember you used to look after the morchi Hall in Birmingham and you may have known my cousin Sandeep Champeneri in birmingham who appently passed away in 2012 at the age of 30 .i really fell there is some link from this and i just had to write this email as i feel you have opened many doors by the positve bounce back did you attend any seminers or courses and who is your mentor because i am so glad to see we have someone in our community with great spirit..well done Vinay ..RegardsSanjay Parmar