Today has been a pretty normal work day with not much happening. It's lunch time and I am sitting here staring at the little blinking line waiting for me to type me next word I have come to the conclusion that I have slicers block. I don't have a particular moment that has stuck out to me so far today besides right now. Sitting in a quiet space with nothing but the sound of my fingertips hitting the keys as I slice about nothing. Literally nothing.
I chose intentions as my "One little Word" this year. I was chatting about work/life with one of my best friends who has been in my life for over 17 years a few months ago and she gave me probably the best advice I needed in that exact moment, which was to set my intention each day before arriving at work. This happened to be around the same time that my colleagues were sharing their "OLW's" and I thought I would try it out as well. I thought about my conversation with my friend and it hit me...intentions... I wasn't sure if it was the right kind of word but it felt right to me. It is a word that could fit in every aspect of my life. I am constantly thinking about my intentions and they have quickly become the fuel of my day to day. Intentions. Setting the intention. Treating people with good intentions. Doing everything with the best intention no matter the situation. What's your "OLW"?
Some days are just like that! I always have a writer's block slice every March--at least one!
ReplyDeleteI always have trouble mid-month and have yet to write. Hoping I find inspiration from other posts, so I'm commenting first.
ReplyDeleteI can relate. Last night I spent so much time staring at the screen last that I didn't get the papers I brought home graded. I don't have a plan for tonight either.
ReplyDeleteI'm in the same spot today. Every time this is a thing!
ReplyDeleteYup. Every month. I'm in good shape right now, but only because it's March break & I have time & things are happening. I keep promising myself that I am going to write ahead, but I know I won't & next week will be tough. Still, look!, you wrote a relatable slice. Hooray for you!
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