- Remember to take a nap: Most things worth doing will be done better when you are well rested so don't be afraid to take a mid-afternoon nap.
- Express yourself: Upset about something? Don't feel the need to hide it and keep it in. Let those who care about you know and together you can find a solution.
- Light fixtures are amazing: Pay attention to the small things in life. Let the ordinary amaze you and feel the wonder of our magnificent world. Even a door knob can be captivating.
- Go outside: Nothing can be as refreshing as a crisp breeze or as beautiful as the rustling of the leaves. Listen to the birds chirp and watch the ants on their march.
- Live fully in the world: Grab something. Immerse yourself in the tactile world. Feel the contours of the world around you. Don't live only in the visual and auditory to the exclusion of the tactile.
Thursday, June 2, 2011
Life Lessons From My Newborn Son
My newborn son will be two months old soon and on reflecting on the past two months I would like to share some of the things I have learned from him:
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Thank you Ben. Hannah-Devorah loves silver door knobs! I have a new appreciation for them too. ;-) Good to read your blog.
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