No matter which decade of my life I’m in (or nearing), I always want to take time out to play. When I play a great game with the kids, play tennis, work out, shoot hoops, or just walk the dog, I feel better physically and am usually in a better mood. My tolerance level rises and, overall, I’m better able to handle challenges that come my way.
Can’t work and worry (and blog!) all the time. It’s not healthy.
Remember to play.
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My daughter took this photo. Notice the (upside down) image of the boy reflected in the blue part of the ball.
I know what you mean…I too felt the same way as you when entering my thirties.
Dan Leone’s last blog post..My hero
I’m still chuckling, Dan. Just what I needed this evening. Thank you for the flattery, my friend!
Blogging is play for me, but I suppose just moving my fingers doesn’t count as exercise. I should go outside more.
Katy’s last blog post..Making the decision about college
Amen! Playing makes life easier (and way more fun)!
Momo Fali’s last blog post..If Only Target Sold Sand In Which To Bury My Head
To Katy: I know what you mean. Blogging is fun for me, too.
To Momo: Yeah, baby!
Even if it is for 30 mins a day because there is just too much to do.. I have to stop to play with the kids.. it helps me be a better mom..
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Your daughter took a fabulous photo. I love the perspective on this, and the rich colors. Nice!
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My husband has the same philosophy. You happy-go-luckys are sooooo annoying sometimes. ;0
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