Each day brings its own unique circumstances, challenges, and
opportunities. What we do with each situation we face will bring
more peace and serenity if we let our passions be part of our
response. In reality, how we live each day is often the result of
what we love to do, perhaps only a few days each year, yet those
few days can help us respond to each day in a way that makes it
worth living, in the best sense of the word.
In "I Hate to Leave on a Cloudy Day," Larson describes what his
passions are and uses them to illustrate how he has fit together
responses for many of life's questions. While his passions may not
be yours, the lessons learned from each thing you hold dear will
let you react to every other thing in your life with a dedication
that comes from knowing what you love.
In his love for trout, Larson has become an ardent supporter of
the environment in all its forms. In his creative cooking, he
brings joy to a process that many find tiresome and tedious. In his
newfound love for a dog, he's seen grace abound. What do you hold
so dear that can define who you are and who you want to be?
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