A Notice Break

Foxglove “bells” in my garden

Notice is a good verb.
Every once in while today, stop what you’re doing, just “to notice.”
Who knows what you might see.  Or hear.  Or taste.  Or smell.  Or touch.
If someone asks, tell them you are taking a “noticing break,” because it’s been recommended by 9 out of 10 doctors.
(And the 10th one would probably agree, but was too busy to answer the survey.)

It’s not a bad thing, every now and again, on any day. . .say, a day just like today, to muse out loud, to anyone who may be nearby, “Hey, did you notice that?  Doesn’t that make you smile?”

I like Ashley Smith’s take, “Life is full of beauty. Notice it.
Notice the bumble bee, the small child, and the smiling faces.
Smell the rain, and feel the wind.
Live your life to the fullest potential, and fight for your dreams.”