Fear and... something - Austin Kleon
Fear and boredom? Fear and lethargy?| Austin Kleon
A friend recently phoned me and began our conversation with, “Are you bored now that you are retired?” My four children are in various throes of raising our grandchildren. I watch them and remember their| When the House is Quiet
I guess reading this post is timely for me because I tend to go into bouts of frustrating boredom. But a state of extreme boredom is essential to creativity, according to Craig Mod: When I’m not talking, just walking (which is most of the time), I try to cultivate the most bored state of mind...| Winnie Lim
Dog shaming is such a thing these days. We’ve all seen the photos of the shame-faced dogs with signs in front of them explaining their misdeeds. Some of them are quite funny, because dogs do the strangest things! There’s the dog I heard about who likes to find his owner’s dirty underwear and hide it […] The post Dog Shaming appeared first on Outdoor Dog Adventures: Professional Dog Walking | Louisville, KY.| Outdoor Dog Adventures: Professional Dog Walking | Louisville, KY
Is a boring life a good thing? A few hours ago, I was contemplating on the same lines. Photo by Andrea Piacquadio on Pexels.com “My life is boring.” I had almost said it aloud but thank…| The Bespectacled Mother
Day 89/100. When I think back to my childhood days, I remember being bored. Not a lot and not on any particular occasion, but I remember this feeling of boredom. I would sometimes go to my parents and complain that I was bored. I marvel at this memory because as an adult, I am never bored. Is it because we now have phones to distract ourselves? Is it because time passes more quickly when we get older? Is it because my adult life is actually much busier? Or is it because as an adult I feel emp...| Ailian Gan | >140
