annual celebratory life observations for a momentary reflection, with globs unsolicited, unwarranted, and potentially irrational and/or irritating advice
Do fun things.
Smile. GREATLY.
Meet amusing people & join in the collaborative mocking of those less interesting, or at least, suspiciously worthy of public ego-deconstruction
Drink fine spirits and eat food which makesyou question your credit rating.
Toast absurdity, drink to jazz, buy obstruficating artwork , dance to silent films, write poems and place them in random places behind products when you shop
Make a nice day.
Embrace your inner child and smother him with love - resuscitate with wisdom and humility as needed.
Do unexpectedly nice things for complete and random strangers when they aren't looking, then look around sheepishly and blame the angels.
Share the meme's that you've almost forgotten so others can catch a clue
Blog your silent dialog with God
Play. Often.
Invoke insane laughter
Make eye contact, smile, drop your shoulders, and open your soul to the possibilities
Practice: tolerance, humility, grace, patience, and either cooking with spices, or the artistic expression of high explosives
Make something up.
Challenge the vision. Assume the impossible. Overcome the insurmountable. Make the next big thing.
Introduce random strangers to each other when you recognize a common characteristic between them.
Create friends.
When you think no one is looking, take a deep breath, focus your mind, center your spirit, calm your body, and then flap around like a crazy chicken.
Dance in the sticky goo of laughter; throw the errant excess globs of it at others
Stop getting older. Right NOW.
Be greater than your are, bolder than your comfortable with, and louder than you need to be, when it's completely irrelevant to others what you are doing
Remember all the best days of your life.
Envision the best days of the lives of everyone you admire, respect, envy, fear, forgive, or ever hurt
Embrace Joy.
Let the bitterness go.
Forget about the transgressions you think others might cause and forgive their stupidity in advance
Be ego-less
Breathe. Deeply.
Smell flowers. Feel rocks. Taste Rain. Listen to the wind. Watch the clouds.
Find the patterns in everything as your mind brings them to you, regardless of how silly, childish, stupid, irrational, unexpected, unwelcome, or amazing they are
Create the context to share with anyone, anything, at anytime
Paint. Sing. Doodle. Tap. Sketch. Hum.
Dream the impossible and believe in it.
Wish on falling stars. Then put them back
Chew Gum. Blow bubbles. Make smacking sounds with your mouth.
Wonder
Plant trees. Pile stones. Remove obstacles. Leave your mark, but don't vandalize.
Pray
Ask the questions you think everyone knows, then challenge their answers
Answer the questions no one has asked
Make funny faces at dogs
Let irritating pests, insects and spiders escape
Talk to yourself. Even if you think you aren't listening.
giggle unexpectedly in elevators or crowded spaces
Find the most annoying song you have ever heard. Sing it loudly, and off-key, during the longest leg of a roadtrip with the ones you care about most as your captive audience.
Bring It
Watch animals and children play
Absorb youthfulness
Draw a picture with crayons or colored pencils like you used to do when you were a kid. Put it on the refrigerator with a note to someone you love.
Chase someone or something that will run away when chased
BE your inner child
Hug someone new everyday, or someone old, at least twice
Memorize the rhythm of the moments you value most, hum as required
re-learn the hula hoop, the pogo stick, and how to play jax
juggle
Be mindful of the discomfort of others, and help them get over it
Make smiley faces on post-its and put them everywhere you go
smirk. snort. chortle. guffaw. bust out.
risk something valuable
Consider doing what you inherently feel you can't
Feel what you consider you're instinctively missing
avoid refined sugar products or vegetables, but not both
Play games you suck at with people who don't know
Let others win when they don't expect too
Elevate the shyest, smallest, weakest, most reserved and quiet person you know to a level of demi-godhood. Publicly.
Invent optimism
Share your innocence. Expose your naivete. Illuminate your weakness to those that you draw strength from.
compose a random stream of consciousness and send it to others
Thank your parents for all the things, but feel free to occasionally blame your siblings for the rest
Story Time
6 years ago
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