Daily Question, September 23 Where in my life do I find playfulness and adventure? 32 Reflections Share Click here to cancel reply.Please log in or Create a Profile to post a comment. Notify me when someone replies to my comment via e-mail. sunnypatti1 year agosunnypattiWater – whether it be the ocean, creeks, rivers, lakes or pools. I have played in water my whole life. Swimming, fishing, skiing, floating, and surfing. The water is definitely my favorite playground, most especially the salt water! There’s also plenty of adventure in the water as well. The past three months since I’ve moved onto a large property in the country, I find lots of play and adventure in our yard. I am discovering plants all the time and running around playing with our dog daily. 7 Reply devy1 year agodevyUsing my sense of humour. Sometimes I crack jokes with others which make people laugh or chuckle. A joke or funny comment often reduces tension for both myself and others. It also takes us back to our childhood when we would say or do silly things not caring what others think. 9 Reply Gregoire1 year agoGregoireMy greatest source of Hope is in my faith. The last few years has been the most challenging in my life and I regret to admit that I have lost sight complete Fitness and adventure. I hope today’s reflection will continue to remind me how important these qualities are to gratitude and finding Joy in life 7 Reply EJP1 year agoEJPAlways with my grandchildren who remind me of the playfulness and adventure in the simple things of life. 8 Reply Howie Geib1 year agoHowie GeibThese qualities, playfulness and adventure, are attitudes really. They are a particular kind of filter through which I can see some aspects of my life. Adventure, that sense of curiosity mixed with the thrill of the unknown, can be seen around the edges of most of my days and hours. Playfulness is a bit less of a frequent visitor as it demands a lightheartedness that, while not impossible, these times seem to discourage. I appreciate today’s question reminding me to seek opportunities to bring...These qualities, playfulness and adventure, are attitudes really. They are a particular kind of filter through which I can see some aspects of my life. Adventure, that sense of curiosity mixed with the thrill of the unknown, can be seen around the edges of most of my days and hours. Playfulness is a bit less of a frequent visitor as it demands a lightheartedness that, while not impossible, these times seem to discourage. I appreciate today’s question reminding me to seek opportunities to bring it forth. Read More5 Reply Kevin1 year agoKevinOne major part of my life where I find a sense of playfulness and adventure is rowing whaleboats with my fellow teammates. We have been together as a team for twenty years now, and in addition to rowing, enduring friendships among my teammates have also grown. Unfortunately, the pandemic and the need to social distance and wear masks has kept us out of the boats since last March. Our overall rowing club, comprised of many teams, has been able to resume rowing in recent weeks, but some of our “...One major part of my life where I find a sense of playfulness and adventure is rowing whaleboats with my fellow teammates. We have been together as a team for twenty years now, and in addition to rowing, enduring friendships among my teammates have also grown. Unfortunately, the pandemic and the need to social distance and wear masks has kept us out of the boats since last March. Our overall rowing club, comprised of many teams, has been able to resume rowing in recent weeks, but some of our “more seasoned” (old!) team members feel it is still too risky. My wife and I are blessed with seven grandchildren between the ages of two and 15, who all live within a fifteen minutes’ drive of us. This Grampa, after playing kickball with the whole crew, and me as permanent pitcher, has more fun than I can handle, actually, and I love it. When I wake up the next morning I “feel’ just how much fun I had! Read More13 Reply Lioness1 year agoLionessIt has to be when I am with my nieces, I allow my inner child to peek to the surface a little, not something that I do very often. But it is always a relief to show that side of me and to remember not to take life too seriously all the time. 6 Reply « Previous 1 2 My Private Gratitude Journal Write an entry in your private gratefulness journal Get Started This site is brought to you by A Network for Grateful Living, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. All donations are fully tax deductible in the U.S.A. DONATE https://i1.wp.com/gratefulness.org/content/uploads/2015/03/GX-Gold-Participant-L.png?fit=1600%2C1172&ssl=1 Community Engagement Guidelines Privacy Policy [email protected] Connect with us on Social Media: © 2000 - 2021, A Network for Grateful Living Website by Briteweb
