Luke Hand
Luke Hand
Takes me back a few years!
Takes me back a few years!
Takes me back a few years!
Wednesday 22nd September 2021
Join Luke Hand as he navigates a busy workday, an earthquake scare, nostalgic blading, and heartwarming chats in this episode of 'Luke Hand Diary'.
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Sobriety Day by Day
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Takes me back a few years!
Ever had one of those days where the past and present collide in the most unexpected ways? In this episode of 'Luke Hand Diary', Luke takes us through a day that's anything but ordinary. The workday starts off busy, as usual, but things take a turn when an earthquake shakes Melbourne. While Luke didn't feel it, his mum did, and he can't help but worry about her safety. After work, Luke reconnects with an old hobby—blading.
Meeting up with his friend Sai, they hit the bowl for some nostalgic fun. It's been years since Luke last skated, and although it feels a bit weird, it's also incredibly natural. That is, until his leg cramps up, reminding him of the passage of time. But the day isn't over yet. Luke visits Sai's home and spends some heartwarming moments with Sai's daughters. Their laughter and antics bring a smile to his face.
As the evening winds down, Luke and Sai reminisce about old times. Sai's freakishly good memory brings back vivid recollections that make Luke both laugh and reflect. Throughout the episode, Luke logs his mood and energy levels, a practice that helps him stay mindful and grateful. His reflections offer listeners a gentle nudge to appreciate the small joys in their own lives.
Whether you're dealing with your own daily grind or just looking for a moment of connection, this episode offers a slice of life that's both relatable and inspiring.