Learning Life One Word at a Time
With the whole year and new decade in front of us,
some are choosing to fill out their schedules, carefully organizing and scripting
months, or even years in advance.
You may have been that kind of person
in the last decade, but have you decided, like many others, to reexamine your
life and fill it with more spontaneity? You have opted to be …
Although “winding” and “wavering”
could be construed as weak definitions, I prefer to consider this week’s word
reminiscent of 50 years ago—the psychedelic Seventies—when we preferred life to
flow, rather than program every move. “Go with the flow” became a mantra as we
lived flexuously and freely.
If I were to offer a prophecy at this auspicious time
of year, I would predict that more people will opt for personal freedom from
restricted schedules, creating a more flexuous and fulfilling
life. Will you be among them? Or will you continue to adhere to a constrained
(and often inhibited) lifestyle?
The choice is yours … as it always is
… what does your heart and intuition urge? New mantra: Follow your heart and
trust your intuition.
Word Challenge: FLEXUOUS. Consider your writing opportunities with a winding and
wavering flow, as you fit flexuous into
your week of wanderlust writings.
Learning knows no prejudices or boundaries, and it isn’t fattening!
Expanding your mind is a no-cost, simple joy. Do you feel that way too? What’s
your inspiration? Share your creative genius and Wordplay Wednesday comments below.
Write first for yourself … only then can you write for others. (L.Rochelle)
**For those of you who are thoroughly confused
about whether 2019 is the end of the decade, or 2020 is, you may gain a little insight on Wiki. Have fun!
[LinDee Rochelle is a writer and editor by
trade, and an author by way of Rock & Roll. She has published two books in
her Blast from Your Past series (of
three) about pioneering R&R Radio DJs. True behind-the-mic tales make GREAT
Holiday and anytime Gifts available on Amazon (eBook and print): Book 1 – Rock & Roll Radio DJs: The First Five Years
1954-1959; and Book
2 – Rock & Roll Radio DJs: The Swinging Sixties. Coming soon … The Psychedelic
Seventies!]
*Note: Dictionary definitions are quoted from Webster’s
New World College Dictionary. Yes, we sometimes present them out of
“official” context—but that’s half the fun! Think of it as “creative context.”
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