I emphasize this.
I will do anything to avoid boredom.
It is the task of a lifetime.
You can never know enough,
never work enough,
never use the infinitives and participles oddly enough,
never impede the movement harshly enough,
never leave the mind quickly enough.
—Anne Carson, “Introduction.” Short Talks, 1992
Notes:
- Poem Source: The Chateau of My Heart.
- Photograph: Rob Woodcox, Stories Worth Telling (via Aberrant Beauty)
- Related Posts: “It’s Been a Long Day“
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The picture is exactly what happens when we try to do it all!😅😅
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That’s the point!
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I have no sympathy for people who say they’re bored. There is too much to learn in this world. No time to be bored.
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http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2016/apr/24/why-are-we-so-bored
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just rest.
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This isn’t boredom, it’s perfectionism.
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Yes.
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