Front yard of The Island Cow, a fun sea-food restaurant with a diverse menu. A cow replaces Rudolph. A row boat replaces Santa’s sleigh.
The cow looks like it is saying, “Please get me outta here.”
If it ain’t fun, most of us would rather not participate.
Being silly doesn’t, and shouldn’t, have to sacrifice being organized.
Get the hard work done with intentional structure and processes you control, so “goofing off” doesn’t come with a price – falling behind with the paperwork of life.
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The remodeling crew claims this isn’t their ladder so they left it. Because it’s an extra, it stays here for easy access from first floor roof to second floor roof. Organized like Disney. The ladder doesn’t set in the up position until used.
Organized like Disney.
Learned yesterday that i take for granted easily climbing out a window onto one roof and then climbing to the top of a second roof. Don’t know of any other 60-year olds with this habit. There will come a time when you look back and wish you could still do something that used to be easy.
Be organized enough to allow for fun, childish behaviors to flourish.
Without a robust sense of agility and balance, plus a calendar with margin baked in, doesn’t matter if you have a ladder.
But if you have those things covered and all you need is a ladder, be organized for daily opportunity.
Without the extra ladder positioned as it is in the photo, there’d be no new roof self-reflection habit.
What did you learn yesterday that you didn’t know the previous day?
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How often do we simply look up and gaze at what we see? Not very. Why? Because we have too much to do, and it’s right in front of us.
Have fun today.
Looks good on paper.
Personal organization facilitates the number of things you have to worry be concerned about.
When too much of our time is spent fighting proverbial fires, we do not have the presence to enjoy what we get to do.
Being mired in have-to-do stuff becomes an insidious habit that slowly extinguishes our natural ability to be grateful, joyful, and content – those are the key drivers for happiness.
Happiness is a result from developing less glamorous habits – habits like focus, discipline, authenticity, and constant gratitude.
Pleasure from being distracted, medicated, and entertained is not happiness. Society has packaged it that way, but you are smarter than that.
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