Morning at West Chester University Homecoming celebration

New Business School building
New Business School building at West Chester University.

 

West Chester University Business school
This site used to be home to McCarthy Hall. Cheryl was a Residence Hall Director there in 1980-81.

 

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New stuff.

 

West Chester University Business school
Inside.

 

West Chester University Business school
First floor lobby.

 

West Chester University Business school
Music building next door.

 

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Tyson Hall, right, looks like Ramsey Hall used to.

 

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Ramsey Hall was razed to make room for this.

 

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Ramsey Hall, were Cheryl and i worked in 1980-81 is gone.

 

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A big entry “wow”.

 

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Empty on Homecoming weekend.

 

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Lots of space.

 

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New Student Rec Center.

 

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New dorms where grassy fields used to be.

 

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Bookstore.

 

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WCU Golden Rams.

 

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Phillips Hall.

 

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Phillips Hall.

 

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Phillips Hall.

 

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Phillips Hall.

 

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i was Fraternity brother #12 or so, and an original founding father. Took three years to get the house.

 

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Sig Ep House front porch.

 

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Sig Ep Penn Tau founding fathers.

 

The times they are a changin’.

The only constant is change.

Embrace change or be miserable trying to hold onto the past.

We let go of our youthful health.

Why?

And those of us who refuse to let age change us, are we resistant to change?

Or are we change agents because we are changing the paradigm for an aging population?

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DU we love you because of three realities

Disney University Keynote Speakers
A few days after retiring from Disney.

 

Ran to DU (Disney University) yesterday for the first time as a retiree.

It was cool. Really, really cool.

Why?

Because of three realities: the reality that you live close enough to do it, that you have permission to do it, and that you are retired.

Next Blog

Gaining Weight

Gaining weight is easy for me.  Almost as easy as breathing.  This is a scary proposition.

Why?

Because of the ease of putting on pounds, I have to work extra hard to counteract this natural tendency.  Most humans do.

Once, two friends who were talking about their current diets, looked at me and said, “You’re lucky, you don’t need to worry about your weight”.

In reply, “I worry about my weight every single day, that’s why I don’t have to worry about it”.  Ya with me?  Stay focused.  Fight a good battle today.

The Hay’s in the Barn

“The hay’s in the barn”, Bill Bowerman, co-founder of Nike, told his team.

My all time favorite running movie?

“Without Limits”.  It’s the Steve Prefontaine story.

There’s a scene in which the University of Oregon track team is at the NCAA’s and Bowerman tells the team, essentially, there is no need to practice, “The hay’s in the barn”.

The hard work has been done.   Now, it’s time for the feast.  Time to celebrate, so to speak.

Yesterday, I actually had a very high quality speed workout and then a few hours later hit Gold’s Gym to do a light core workout.

As I was working my core, I came to a realization – I’m in great shape.  There is no need at this point to bust my hump.

The hay is in the barn.

Party time!  Carpe diem, jeff noel  🙂

PS.  Here’s Without Limits Trailer:

Inspired? If not, I hope you find it somewhere soon.