It is tempting to hurry when I feel this way - to pack the day with all the things and bustle from one thing to the next. But the only way to slow time is to stop and be very, fully, completely present. The vastness of everything can be felt in the moment. It gets lost in the busyness of hurry. Maybe my spirit animal should be the slow loris or the turtle?
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Carl Stoveland
11/30/2020 10:27:34 am
Jen - Brilliant painting. It's really special and the post is chock full of wisdom. I often have to slow myself or I run the risk of completing something for the satisfaction of crossing it off the ever-present list instead of the experience. It's a juggling act isn't it?
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jen
11/30/2020 03:49:42 pm
Carl! Thank you! OMG we are two peas in a pod...crossing things off the list used to give me great joy. Now I am learning to live without a list many days - but it isn't easy!
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11/30/2020 10:28:57 am
Well, shake it up, baby, now
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jen
11/30/2020 03:50:22 pm
Dotty! Thank you! Now I have that song in my head...a great song for a Monday!
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11/30/2020 10:34:48 am
Twists, turns, fire, affirming, brash, contemplative and Jen!
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jen
11/30/2020 03:51:02 pm
Carol! I love the word "brash". And if it can be both brash AND contemplative...well YAY!
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