This weekend was very eventful, as I completed setting up my Eventbrite event for my upcoming event — a concert/live album taping of original songs. (The eventful link for the event is here.).
As usual, my mind is full of events and possibilities (including worst case scenarios), so I have been working on how to approach this upcoming eventful event remaining present, hopeful, and prepared.
In a recent eventful EMDR therapy session, I came up with the idea of listening to myself with “loving ears.” The reason this is eventful is that I have very discriminating ears and can always hear what sounds wrong, off-key, etc. While I don’t want to lose that ability to hear something that’s imperfect and make it better, I want to be loving towards myself (instead of harshly judgmental) as I fine-tune what I sound like singing and playing the ukulele, the piano, and the drums. That would be very eventful and helpful change.
Is there anything eventful in my images for today?
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The Daily Bitch is suggesting how to make our lives more eventful.
Here’s what I find when I look for “eventful” on YouTube:
I also find this:
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Thanks to all who make my life more eventful, including YOU!
I had an eventful Mothers’ Day morning when I looked out of my kitchen window and saw this guy: https://twitter.com/barbarastoner/status/1789892816912404600
Hello Tom!
Indeed! Wasn’t he a grand specimen though? Later on, when I didn’t have my camera close, he hopped onto my porch (taller than the railing) and stalked across to the other side. I think he must have used his wings to help propel him over the fence, both in and out, but I never saw that.
Thanks for sharing these eventful events!
I’ve had far too many eventful weekends lately and I’m looking forward to having one that’s not so full, although I don’t know when it’ll happen.
I can relate, Chris.
my daily event is waking up each day and wondering what other events the day may bring
I can relate, beth!