Ahh doing nothing!! I love it. I would spend hours in the chair on the right, watching the water! Doing nothing is great for the soul! 🙂 Sounds like a fabulous vacation. Enjoy!
I just got rid of some very personal things,that’s all they were an object with an opinion say in I’m mine I’m mine not yours it was a semi sweet good its happening more and more & they come with a price they take And they give
Objects with an opinion,a semi sweet goodbye
Une pensée fondamentale qu’on ne devrait jamais oublier. Je me fais souvent cette réflexion et j’espère que nous pourrons un jour partager quelques moments à raffiner l’art de ne rien faire.
Je ne commente jamais mais je te lis toujours. Je t’aime Harlon!
Christine, je pense a toi tres souvent, j’espere, meme bientot, que nous pouvons avoir a reunion.
Tu etais, tu es, et tu sera quelqu’une que j’aime unconditionallement. Bises, Harlon
Thank you, and that line about rediscovering the art of doing nothing, has been powerful to me. Sometimes we put so much pressure on ourselves to be performing, and now, with all that is going on in my life, I think letting go and just “being” is going to be important for all aspects of feeling well and connected. Thanks for commenting. You are the best! Much love, Harlon
The tension comes from holding on to what is left behind. Allow it to be behind and enjoy being in a new way in a new space. 💛
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Great idea, sometimes doing nothing is the best something you can do to help yourself.
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I am learning that is true.
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Enjoy it – as much as you can
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A worthy goal, to do nothing. I think I’ll try it!
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I highly recommend it, but between you and me, I am surprised how challenging it is, yet at the same time, so rewarding. Just letting go 🙂 Harlon
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🙂 I bet!
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Ahh doing nothing!! I love it. I would spend hours in the chair on the right, watching the water! Doing nothing is great for the soul! 🙂 Sounds like a fabulous vacation. Enjoy!
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Don’t take much baggage, neither tangible nor psychological. 🙂
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Looks like a perfect spot for remembering it all over again…
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I just got rid of some very personal things,that’s all they were an object with an opinion say in I’m mine I’m mine not yours it was a semi sweet good its happening more and more & they come with a price they take And they give
Objects with an opinion,a semi sweet goodbye
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Une pensée fondamentale qu’on ne devrait jamais oublier. Je me fais souvent cette réflexion et j’espère que nous pourrons un jour partager quelques moments à raffiner l’art de ne rien faire.
Je ne commente jamais mais je te lis toujours. Je t’aime Harlon!
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Christine, je pense a toi tres souvent, j’espere, meme bientot, que nous pouvons avoir a reunion.
Tu etais, tu es, et tu sera quelqu’une que j’aime unconditionallement. Bises, Harlon
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You’re right. In France, Paul Lafarge, Marx’s nephew, wrote “Le Droit à la paresse” (The rignt to do nothing”)… Follow him et take a good rest ! 🙂
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+> Paul Lafargue !!!
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“rediscover the art of doing nothing.”
Totally relative, Harlon. This is a solid ending to a great poem.
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Thank you, and that line about rediscovering the art of doing nothing, has been powerful to me. Sometimes we put so much pressure on ourselves to be performing, and now, with all that is going on in my life, I think letting go and just “being” is going to be important for all aspects of feeling well and connected. Thanks for commenting. You are the best! Much love, Harlon
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I understand your new stance, it’s needed most times. You’re quite welcome, Harlon!
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