Absolutely Ridiculous!
Early January requires a sense of humor, I've decided. Holidays behind us, long nights and bad weather ahead, we must cultivate a lighter way of looking at things. This does not come easily — especially with the doom and gloom that come to us regularly from the airwaves and our phones.
Watching comedies helps. So does talking to upbeat people, animals (though they seldom talk back) or, in a pinch, to one's self (again, talking back seldom happens, or at least let's hope that it doesn't).
The right kind of book can also do the trick. The Salt Path, which I just finished, is one example; of course there are thousands of them. And then there is noticing the silly and ridiculous details of daily life. That works best of all.
Watching comedies helps. So does talking to upbeat people, animals (though they seldom talk back) or, in a pinch, to one's self (again, talking back seldom happens, or at least let's hope that it doesn't).
The right kind of book can also do the trick. The Salt Path, which I just finished, is one example; of course there are thousands of them. And then there is noticing the silly and ridiculous details of daily life. That works best of all.
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