It's Certainly Time
Saturday, April 27
Friday, April 26
WANDER AROUND HERE FOR A WHILE
This suggestion may get some strange looks from others, but why not try it?
whenever you encounter something – a table, a project at school or work, a friend, food – say something random out loud that it is not. That’s it.For example: say you’re out and about at your favorite coffee shop. When you first get your coffee (or tea, or whatever) look at it and say, out loud, something random. Like: “shoe!”
Apart from the strange looks people might give you, something really surprising will happen.
Ideas will flood into your brain. Suddenly what was once a cup of coffee is now something completely different.
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Thursday, April 25
DREAMING
There is a moment of each dawn that appears disguised as dusk, Lourdes decides and for that brief moment the day neither begins no ends.
~ Cristina Garcia Dreaming in Cuban
Saturday, February 16
Sunday, February 10
Saturday, February 9
Finish Each Day
“Finish each day and be done with it. You have done what you could. Some blunders and absurdities no doubt crept in; forget them as soon as you can. Tomorrow is a new day. You shall begin it serenely and with too high a spirit to be encumbered with your old nonsense.”
| — | Ralph Waldo Emerson (via ampliflyahhhh) |
Monday, February 4
THE DAY IN REVIEW - A REMINDER
An interesting E-mail application that jogs you daily is the Oh Life website. The system sends you a daily E-mail at the time you select and asks 'how'd your day go?' You then write something in a reply E-mail that is posted chronologically to your private page.
Want to join me in writing something--anything--in reply to your own daily E-mail? The collection of posts could be an interesting experiment.
Sunday, February 3
Saturday, February 2
Tuesday, January 22
The next time you see the stairs, take them..
Creative energy is a process that starts from the way you live your life. The more energy you spend, the more you get back. You don’t get anywhere without putting in the work and building emotional muscle. ~ Wells Baum
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