Quotes and Notes #315, September 15
If you move a bit one way or the other, the view changes.
“Why not make a daily pleasure out of a daily necessity.”—Peter Mayle—
Now, there’s an idea. It’s been my job to wash the dinner dishes since I was a child. I always looked at the job as drudgery. Things changed, though, over the years, and now I look at the time spent washing dishes as a free time for meditation and reflection.
What daily chores or rituals do you see as burdens? Try approaching them with a different viewpoint. It certainly won’t hurt anything.
And it never hurts to share a smile
Everything is going to be all right
John P. Schulz—“Sweetie Drives on Chemo Days.”
John P. Schulz: Find The Living Room 
Sep 15, 2015 @ 17:10:29
Ha ha! As long as there is someone to dry them clean!
Sep 15, 2015 @ 18:15:40
Yes, Tom. You covered my shortcomings for years.
Sep 15, 2015 @ 10:26:39
You made my day. I remember how I hated getting up the dog hair my Jeannie shed. She died suddenly and I was a way from home. When I came back, I found, you guessed it Jeannie hair everywhere. I lovingly scooped up every wisp. You can imagine that I did it with a very different feeling.
Sep 15, 2015 @ 18:16:33
That’s a touching story, Claudia
Sep 15, 2015 @ 09:20:07
Good idea. I’m going to try that. Margaret
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