From My Inbox: No Stopping Anytime
Random interesting & useful 💩 pulled from the myriad of emails which land in my inbox.
No Stopping Anytime are ubiquitous in New York City.
And Sunday morning I paid attention to them, as I walked home from a group Reiki class...perhaps I'm still amused at how my mind doesn't f'g stop (in spite of soothing music, a sound bath of singing bowls, the calm, instructive voice of the incredible Reiki instructor, it's a 70's dance party in my pinball machine head, bouncing from 8th grade science class (seriously!) to a friend's wedding in September to I want to curl up in a ball but I've been told to not cross my limbs to who can focus on their breath with all that is going on in their head????), and the physical manifestation of that amusement is the small, red commandment: No Stopping Anytime. Good luck.
And...No Stopping Anytime...I've internalized this commandment...the regularity of posting and sending out a newsletter (the chorus line of social media gurus can-canning the imperative to post 3x a day echoing in my head), time-blocking the week every week in order to get "it" done to the teenie tightening pang of defensiveness when asked "what did you do this weekend?" (what! are you implying reiki, laundry and binging every season of The Bear isn't a good use of my time???).
No. Stopping. Anytime.
It's the insidious sign we've internalized ourselves to follow, rather than to pause, stop, question and challenge.
With that, some random 💩 from my inbox:
💡More street signs. An animation built from road signs is a whirlwind study of flash communication (Aeon)
💡A royal sign the times are changing... Peek inside never-before-seen parts of Balmoral Castle (BBC)
💡Take the speed of change as a sign to respond differently. Plasticity (Seth's Blog)
💡 “Let’s preserve the clean Mount Halla and pass it on to descendants as it is” - a national park sign to be observed, and adhered to. Leftover Ramen Broth Is Causing Problems on South Korea’s Mount Halla (Smithsonian)
💡 What is your secret ingredient to unlimited freedom? (A Backyard Hiker)