urn:uuid:d23b9444-17d9-1f3b-e041-31df99c07fb7 2008-10-30T01:31:57-04:00 mjbaughns urn:uuid:35043a20-f8b9-c7de-19c7-33b84d43d3e5 2008-01-06T15:09:02-05:00

Anyway, in being confronted with regular day-to-day events,  I am struck by this sense of wanting to only pursue tasks which I believe will be successful my way. It has been much more fun setting the intended outcome "lower" allowing that failure is an option. By doing so, a whole bunch more activities look interesting to me.

The next big one will be leading a group of 150 in connecting activities. It will be with the whole group, live in a room. Initially, this was not how I wanted to do it. I felt a more stealthy approach would be more effective.

But no, the council has given me 20 minutes as part of our 3 hour agenda.

Possibly the most exciting part is that wonderful, fabulous, creative ideas have popped into my head for use during this activity. Should I accept this mission, it will be on January 19th. I will let you know who it goes! Could be a hoot!

Bright Moments,
MJ
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urn:uuid:209dc977-253c-40bf-7a8f-7ae5396fec9c 2007-12-19T23:36:42-05:00

My Paradox: The more I work to earn the money to maintain my standard of living the less time I have to participate in living the standard.
It's crazy-making! So my approach...aiming for balance. Is there such a thing? I sure hope so.


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urn:uuid:5704201e-d6d8-956d-7dd2-5c5e91c3c4e2 2007-12-18T00:37:10-05:00

Just introduced myself in the forum, now I am ready to dazzle over here! HA!

These smiley things crack me up!

Anyway, I just spilled a bunch of stuff over yonder so for right here and right now, I will just say, thanks for stopping by.


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