“ah! to do nothing – and to do it well.”
-veronique vienne
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I didn't have my glasses on.... 
A rockin’ chair in which to enjoy your rockin’ railing would be pleasurable.
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perfect.
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good
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)))
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Occasionally doing nothing is becoming more important — and more difficult, too — in this 24/7-always-online world of ours, don’t you think? In your honor I’m going to excuse myself and go stack some rocks on the railing of my desk right now. :) Have a wonderful Sunday, Beth!
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you are very right, and go stack away )
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doing nothing is an art form
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..well it can be.
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it certainly can.
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it absolutely is.
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I like to practice this, Beth. :-)
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It takes a certain skill set
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Oh, I love this one…. Long ago that I could dedicate my whole energy to doing this well… lol!
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it’s a great choice, erika –
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It is!!
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a true art indeed! :)
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it is )
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Does reading blog posts count as doing nothing? I’m not scrubbing bathroom tiles…. :-)
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anything that is relaxing and doesn’t feel like you have to do it, qualifies in my book –
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So true. :-)
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Sigh!
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<3
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I love this! I’m also terrible at this… ;D. But jamming out to Bruno Mars “Lazy Song” right now in my head so that’s something! :D
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that’s a good start )
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Yes!
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<3
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Looks like you’re at a cottage. The best “doing nothing” happens there.
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yes, visiting my friend and waking up to quiet
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I would like to learn how to do it well…..
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i’m sure you can master it –
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Ha! Some may already think I do!
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😺
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Ahhh yes.
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kind of like your jane post –
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yes, doing nothing very well is the key :)
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And it is a huge challenge for many
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True, I consider it a life long practice.
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I’m getting better at this but I’ll keep trying until I’m brilliant at it. Practice makes perfect.
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never give up – keep trying!
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Purrr-cisely!(≚ᄌ≚)ƶƵ
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Yes, I may need to do this at least once in awhile! 🌛 🛀 🏖
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important to do )
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Maybe in November! First time for plane travel since pregnant with oldest daughter 38 years ago. . . to hang out with my college friend in Mississippi. We usually meet up in Lakewood Oh or once up in Charlevoix. Before I “met” you. 😊💕
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that would be great –
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Brevity is the soul of wit, and you proved it right through this post
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it truly is, and thank you, piyali
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I need this once in a while! My life is always so busy! :)
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It’s important and sometimes the hardest thing to schedule
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Hii I’ve been scanning a few of these and I love your writing its very interesting. If you get a minute i would love you to look at mine I would love your feedback :-)
https://weenotions.wordpress.com/2017/09/02/doom-gloom/
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thanks, gerard and i’d be happy to read more of your work and respond )
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dolce far niente
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Yes!
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