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You may never know\u00a0what results come from your actions, but if you do nothing there will be no results….\u00a0 Mahatma Gandhi<\/strong><\/p>\n

Welcome to Ordinary Legacy.\u00a0 Over the last several years this little blog has highlighted the ordinary moments in my life on Stowe Lane that are creating my legacy. I had hoped to create a space where many people could come and share their stories of how they are living their lives the way they want their story told, but instead many of them trusted me to relay them. I couldn’t have been more honored.<\/p>\n

Most are ordinary people creating extraordinary legacies simply by making their way in the world deliberately, doing the best they can with what they have, savoring moments in time knowing full well that in the end (and there will be an end) only their story will remain.\u00a0There comes a moment when you realize that each and every day is a gift you can give to yourself and to the world\u2026that someone may speak your name when you\u2019re gone and remember you fondly.<\/p>\n

I try to remember that there are lessons to teach as well as much to learn. That combination is powerful in the present moments of a life. Do you ask yourself if your actions or words are representing you the way you want to be remembered and who you are now? I know I do.<\/p>\n

Ordinary moments can have the most meaning, the biggest laughs, and the greatest payoffs.\u00a0 So many of the celebrations remembered most are the ones that happen spontaneously, and some of the fondest memories can be as simple as time spent with a friend.<\/p>\n

Legacy in its definition is a gift.\u00a0 So many people mistake that gift as tangible when in reality it is not.\u00a0 I strive to live my life the way I want my story told, you too have the most to offer simply by being you.\u00a0 You may recognize yourself in many of these stories and you may be moved to share some of your own, please let me know if can help you.\u00a0 Even just a small comment could prove beneficial to both you and someone reading.<\/p>\n

As I fully embrace this part of my life, the retired from paid work part, I’m looking forward to using the blog as an extension of my work on Instagram, the stories told there, many about me and an old dog.\u00a0 Through photo walks, speed scratch recipes for one, and images and words that move me I hope to touch something in all of us.<\/p>\n

Thank you for being here, thank you for supporting me in my efforts to leave behind my ordinary legacy.<\/p>\n

\"\"<\/a>Sandi LoConti<\/strong><\/strong> is a woman, writer, story preservationist,\u00a0accidental photographer and lover of all things ordinary. She is the curator of Ordinarylegacy.com dedicated to\u00a0gathering and preserving the\u00a0ordinary stories that make up extraordinary legacies. She believes in food for thought and moments in time.\u00a0 You can find her on Instagram @ordinarylegacy <\/a>or #lifeonstowelane<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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