Its been over 2 years I haven't made any attempts in painting my thoughts. Hoping this year I would bring them to you whenever possible.
I read somewhere that occasional detour down the (good) memory lane can lift your spirits high. The study even went to the extent of quantifying that - "Thinking of good memories just for 20 min a day can make people more cheerful". I agree to this 100% and I have already started to practice before I want to preach to others.
Some of you may disagree to this but it works for me and my family and we have been doing it for long. We (I) like to have an agenda and try to fulfill as much as possible. Of course there are always overflows which is carried forward the the next year.
This year it is different. This is probably the 1st year in my last 7 years I have absolutely "No Plans" or any "To Do" list. We (I) decided to take it easy this year with no agenda. The only thing I am focusing on is on the word "Happiness".
I am sure life will throw many curveball at us but next time you have a tough day, do yourself a favor by drawing that one memory card from your repertoire and see for yourself how worthy it is. Because only you can be the chauffeur for your happiness. "Cheer up".
Cheers!
ReplyDeleteCheers to parenting all over again :)
DeleteHey Vidhya...welcome back to blogging and wish to see more of your colorful painted words this year :)
ReplyDeleteI agree ...as much as its great to be pre-planned, un-planned events unfold into beautiful surprises and are usually lot more fun. So wish this year brings happiness in everything you plan/wish for and otherwise too !
Thanks Anu. That is really sweet of you. Wish you all the very same.
DeleteGreat to see you blog. Looking fwd to more happy and cheerful posts in 2014. And yes, I totally agree, happiness needs to be at the core of everything we do, planned or not. Sometimes the best laid plans go kaput and the most spontaneous ones become memorable. At other times, a well-planned and well-executed activity sometimes yields wonderful results. The trick I think is to balance both and smile through the journey! :)
ReplyDeleteWish you and your family a boat load of happiness.
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