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Simple Pleasures

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One of my simple pleasures is to sit on the back porch and have my morning coffee. It is something I really miss about winter.

 

So this morning I am sitting out on my back porch, kicked bak in my zero gravity chair, surfing BGP, drinking my coffee, and listening to the birds... covered up with a blanket :lol2:

 

It is one of the finer things in life.

 

What are some of your "simple" pleasures?

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Bonus! I just heard a turkey gobble.

Monday - getting out on the golf course with three buddies. First ones out with no one to hold us up or push us.

Firing up my grill and cooking myself a steak.

 

The first time in the fall when I smell that crisp in the air. Reminds me of playing high school soccer.

One of my simple pleasures is to sit on the back porch and have my morning coffee. It is something I really miss about winter.

 

So this morning I am sitting out on my back porch, kicked bak in my zero gravity chair, surfing BGP, drinking my coffee, and listening to the birds... covered up with a blanket :lol2:

 

It is one of the finer things in life.

 

What are some of your "simple" pleasures?

 

My kids give me a hard time when we're sitting on the deck (which is right up against the woods) and I say "Shh, let's listen to the birds."

 

Love it.

Did it last night. Taking a nice drive right around sunset. Windows down, sunroof open. The weather last night was perfect. Love enjoying my city like that.

Watching my son play basketball. I've seen him take a million shots, work on every part of his game and have coached him for many years. Still love to watch him. Frankly, I enjoy watching him more than I enjoyed playing myself.

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Deuce, that is a good one. In the city or on a country road, can't beat a good easy drive.

 

Clyde, my kids think I am a dork too. :)

While I'm in no huge rush, I'm sort of excited to see what having grandkids is like.

On Christmas and Thanksgiving I always make it a point to go run outside. There is something so refreshing about being the only person out exercising, very little traffic to speak of, no music, and the running high I get from it.

Having the top down on cool summer or fall night.

 

Grilling and having some beers.

 

The smell of a cold winter night.

My kids give me a hard time when we're sitting on the deck (which is right up against the woods) and I say "Shh, let's listen to the birds."

 

Love it.

 

I'm going to use that line on my wife.

Taking my boys to a football game and watching them come of age.

 

Wrestling my little girl and always losing so I can hear her say, "I'm the winner!"

 

Cooking eggs on Saturday morning for my wife and I while watching the Premier League game of the week and drinking coffee.

Sitting on the deck overlooking the city with a brewski on a beautiful Spring evening. Doesn't get much better than that. The second is playing a round of golf with my two sons and each of us trying to win. We are pretty serious if it is close in the last few holes. No $$ involved, just PRIDE. And finally, taking the grandkids to Disney without their parents. They love the ability to not hear the word "no". We are exhausted when we return, though.

Firing up the fire pit with a few friends and beers.

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