He walked up, smiling. “Not interested.”
Thinking Too Far Ahead
One problem I have when I’m planning to do something is thinking too far ahead. The constant “what ifs” can get downright ridiculous.
This especially happens for me with writing. I’ll just begin planning a novel, and before you know it, I’m worrying about what other people might think of a novel I haven’t even begun to write yet.
That’s where mindfulness comes in. Why not just take one thing at a time and be right where I am, instead of being far away in a future that might never happen? Thus, both mindfulness and writing are two areas where I want to put in more time. Worrying about possible futures, on the other hand, should take less of my time.
So, today I will aspire to be more mindful, do more writing, and be more mindful about my writing.
Athletic
Haiku: River
Saturday Six-word Story: Circle
Weekly photo challenge: Windows

I was pretty startled when this squirrel jumped up on my car as I was getting in it one morning. I had never had a squirrel look at me through the windshield before.

My kitty loves looking out the window, especially in the morning when the sunlight is coming through.
Plane

Plane flying over
Who are the people on board?
What are their stories?
Six-word story: Coincidence
“Coincidence,” they claim. They are liars.




