Summer is here. The sun is shining and everything is growing. Do you look at your life in terms of seasons or weather?
Sometimes we are growing and other times resting. Hotter weather might bring out your desires to relax, where as cold may make you want to busy about getting stuff done. The same concept can be applied to summer and winter. Are you a summer "rester" or summer "doer"?
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Winds of Change
Does the upcoming change of season get you excited or anxious? Seasonal change can be viewed as a happy event or one of dread. Seasonal change means preparation for new weather, events and activities. For me Autumn is my time of learning and creativity. Summer to me is my time of rest and rejuvenation. Winter is my celebration and reflection time. Spring brings me energy and excitement.
How do you view the seasonal changes?
How do you view the seasonal changes?
Labels:
change,
concept of,
creativity,
exploring changes,
fall,
next journey,
Passage of Change,
perspective,
spring,
summer,
weather,
winter
Monday, August 8, 2011
What's your Transition Theme Song
The blog Small Notebook recently had an interesting post about needing a new theme song to get out of a slump. The readers of the post left many comments with their favorites. Here is a compilation.
Firework sung by Katy Perry's
Ain't No Mountain High Enough, sung by Marvin Gaye & Tammi
Jump by Van Halen
Eye of the Tiger by Survivor - Theme - song for Rocky
Here Comes the Sun by The Beatles
New Shoes by Paolo Nutini
Shine by Rosi Golan
Beautiful Day by U2
Don't Stop Believing by Journey
I can See Clearly Now by Johnny Nash
Brand New Day by Joshua Radin
And The Birds Sing by Tyrone Wells
Why Worry by Dire Straits
What are some of your favorites?
Firework sung by Katy Perry's
Ain't No Mountain High Enough, sung by Marvin Gaye & Tammi
Jump by Van Halen
Eye of the Tiger by Survivor - Theme - song for Rocky
Here Comes the Sun by The Beatles
New Shoes by Paolo Nutini
Shine by Rosi Golan
Beautiful Day by U2
Don't Stop Believing by Journey
I can See Clearly Now by Johnny Nash
Brand New Day by Joshua Radin
And The Birds Sing by Tyrone Wells
Why Worry by Dire Straits
What are some of your favorites?
Labels:
at a low,
change,
concept of,
encouragement,
growing,
next journey,
Passage of Change
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