
It doesn’t take much to live a ‘perfect day’: a simple routine, taking one’s work seriously, and some hobbies along with oldies and books. A good attitude, being present, and paying attention to little things also help. When we find connections with others along the way, it can transform an ordinary daily routine into something magical.
“Komorebi: A Japanese word for the dancing shadow patterns created by sunlight shining through the rustling leaves of trees.”
“Next time is next time. Now is now.”
“The world is made of many worlds. Some are connected, and some are not.”
[…] I still enjoy exploring new places once in a while, but increasingly I also like to revisit places I like. It seems like as long as we are mindful about it, routine can be established anywhere, and infrequent routines can be as valuable as the regular ones. Be present and every day could be a perfect day. […]
[…] with my boys, I’m ready to attempt a solo. I first encountered this song in one of my favorite films in recent years, and something about it stayed with me. I’m glad to make it part of my piano […]