I came across this quote today:
Sometimes the most productive thing you can do is relax.
I also came across this video:
Of course, it’s also possible to be relaxed while doing things, and that’s sometimes a skill worth developing.
July 5, 2020
Relaxing
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i can’t say enough good things about this. I LOVE IT.
thanks. xoxo
I’m glad you liked it too. 🙂
Pure relation and trust. Love that dog, but I wonder what it took to get him/her up on the noodles.
I was wondering that too!
how soothing, cute and effortless
sometimes when I get into my zone (relaxing) I feel really great…and then suddenly I think “this isn’t supposed to happen, shouldn’t I be doing…[insert something proper word]” based on I’ve been doing whatever for hours, and my time would be better spent making a meal or vacuuming or ???
Do you feel better when you do start doing something practical? If not, I think you were spending your time wisely. 🙂
Relaxing can be very productive, by producing better future results. I wonder how these people managed to place those pool noodles so evenly under the dog!
Yes, I would love to have a video of that!
That quote is very true. Also a relaxed atmosphere helps promote productivity.
I saw that video on Facebook. Loved it. I just wonder how they got all those pool noodles under that dog.
Again, that would be a fun video to watch. 🙂
I really love this floating dog he’s so adorable and he looks so happy floating around that pool. It has to be really hot to have all that fur in all this heat!
I’m with you about the heat!
*hahaha* Thank you, Jean, for posting this video! It made me smile… BIG! And yes, I think most of us forget how profitable to our bodies, our minds, and our spirits that resting can be. I’m doing it today, for the most part, and feel the benefits already. Love, Andrea xoxo
Good for you!
Relaxing AND a good laugh!!! We wish we had a pool like that in our yard. It would be great therapy for Misty once her staples are out.
Woos – Lightning, Misty, and Timber
Yes, having a pool would be great for the healing process. As well as being fun.
I cannot remember when the last time I was so relaxed!
The pup is a great role model!