ebeddoulos Posted March 7, 2012 Posted March 7, 2012 Go back to school and learn something just for the sheer joy learning without having it dictated to you by a guidance counselor.
Garden Girl Posted March 7, 2012 Posted March 7, 2012 Thanks so much. Really great ideas.Based on your ideas, - start a hobby. learn the piano, gardening, increase my cooking skills, canning. -- find something that I can do with my wife. She really wants to go on a mission, and we can find something here in Atlanta. No need to move.-- keep a schedule of activities. otherwise I will do the default activities of watching TV, browsing the internet, etc. Have a daily goal.This is in addition to my planned activities, such as family history and temple work, trading in the market, etc.Thanks again.I can't remember if I or someone else suggested, if you live near a temple, becoming an ordinance worker one day a week for instance. I served in the Portland temple for almost six years. I loved it. One of the most satisfying and spiritual experiences ever. It changes a person inwardly, and I received many real blessings, spiritual and temporal.GG 1
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