I’m delighted with my resolution to check and respond to email only twice a day, mornings and evenings, while I’m at the cottage, although I must admit that out of sight doesn’t mean out of mind. But, I’m practicing releasing the any email thoughts the minutes they pops in. Living in the moment takes practice.
Take the gulls, my current teachers. Yesterday a swarm of them lighted near a car along the road by the beach. An elderly couple were tossing pieces of bread, and the gulls were thrilled, squawking as they gathered and fended for the perfect spot. The gulls and I, attracted to the moment. Good thing I didn’t want bread.
Take the gulls, my current teachers. Yesterday a swarm of them lighted near a car along the road by the beach. An elderly couple were tossing pieces of bread, and the gulls were thrilled, squawking as they gathered and fended for the perfect spot. The gulls and I, attracted to the moment. Good thing I didn’t want bread.