Gratituesday 4.7.20 - The Elasticity of Time

I see lots of people on social media asking what day it is. In an online meeting last week the host talked about the Elasticity of Time. Without regular schedules it's easy for days to merge. Some days feel super long, and then others I look at the time and realize that it's cocktail hour! - I mean, already evening. It's common for us to ask "where did the time go?" but with this elasticity of time we are constantly bouncing between relaxation and productivity. Binge-watching shows and deep cleaning the bathroom. In any case, there is a plenty of time.

Funny enough, I planned a Passover Seder online tonight, when it doesn't start until TOMORROW. And no one told me! Oy. Luckily, everyone that was able to come can still attend tomorrow, because "what else am I going to do?"

Tons of things to be thankful for, so let's start there! Care to join me? Feel free to add your questions or lists in the comment section below.

GRATITUDES

1. My health

2. My neighbors for actually socially distancing at the grocery story

3. My home yoga practice

4. My friend Dominique for inviting me to a really great networking group

5. All of my officiant colleagues for offering guidance and solidarity

CELEBRATIONS

1. Making a dent in organizing my guest room by emptying and recycling 3 more boxes

2. Finding the correct cord for my little diffuser

3. Maxie has been letting me sleep most nights!

4. Gosh, these are hard...can I have more desires? Um, okay. 16 days of language lessons on Duolingo

5. Finishing my library book before it was due, and taking out a few others

DESIRES

1. For that one neighbor to be considerate and stop blasting their music ALL DAY LONG

2. To learn more about investments and make some good decisions in this time of uncertainty

3. Oh gosh, a haircut and a mani/pedi!

4. For large scale testing of both the virus AND the presence of antibodies

5. Increase my reach as I promote my counseling practice and Zen Bride workshop