If you could take the next month off, what would you do?
Posted on Sep 15th, 2009
by
FourWinds
This is in Response to the Questions and Reflections for September 15, 2009:
I don't think taking the next month off would do me any good. Over the summer, I've been quite listless and found it hard to find the motiviation to do anything productive. I wouldn't blame anyone if he or she says my life is boring. Lately, I've been regaining inspiration from just simply going to school. I guess I like being in a routine because it helps me prioritize what I'm doing.
However, I can see how taking a month and recharging oneself could be valuable. Going to the beach and hearing the ocean tides smashing against each other and on the monstrous, barnacle-slothered boulders is very relaxing. Or even taking a small vacation for a change of scenery can be fun. Although I do take a lot of time from my schedule to recharge already, I really do appreciate alone time, than opposed to big expenditures. I do cherish the times when people can just be idle and have nothing to do and implore on consumerism. I think it's important when one does absolutely nothing and can still feel a sense of personal satisfaction--as odd as that may sound.
Thinh Nguyen
However, I can see how taking a month and recharging oneself could be valuable. Going to the beach and hearing the ocean tides smashing against each other and on the monstrous, barnacle-slothered boulders is very relaxing. Or even taking a small vacation for a change of scenery can be fun. Although I do take a lot of time from my schedule to recharge already, I really do appreciate alone time, than opposed to big expenditures. I do cherish the times when people can just be idle and have nothing to do and implore on consumerism. I think it's important when one does absolutely nothing and can still feel a sense of personal satisfaction--as odd as that may sound.
Thinh Nguyen

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Not so odd, Four Winds:
I really do appreciate alone time, . . .
I do cherish the times when people can just be idle and have nothing to do . . .
I think it's important when one does absolutely nothing and can still feel a sense of personal satisfaction –
Me too.
Joyous Mary
1937