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Panda Planner has a place in the daily journal for marking three things "that you'll be excited about." In earlier versions of the Panda Planner, it asked the writer "things you're looking forward to."
I continue that practice. But, man! It's often hard to come up with three things each day. And that 's pretty sad. (what DOES keep us going if we are unaware of it?) Looking forward to exciting, joyful things seems to me to be the nectar that we live on.
So, I began making a list...
- Reading a good book
- Working in garden
- Making a tiny book
- Making bread
- Going out for coffee
- Walking in Fullersburg Woods or Waterfall Glen or Morton Arboretum
- Biking ... commuting or on longer weekly rides
- Planning a camping trip
- Kayaking
- Making a semi-involved dinner
- Listening to music
- Working on a project
- Writing in my journal
- Drinking good coffee
- exploring a new place (city/hiking)
- guitar
- making up music
- getting a foot rub, back rub
- listening to new music
- learning new stuff... like any issue of the New Yorker or Frontline
- writing a blog entry
- meditating
- texting friends/sharing random stuff
- 10x10 projects
- watch a show on the couch with J.
- Helping someone with a project (I'm thinking mom and dad... but anyone)
- Regularly scheduled Zoom with old friends
- Looking at moon with binoculars
- daytrip hike to Wisconsin forest
- weekend getaway - St. Kate, St. Jane
- observing seasons change
- drinking coffee or beer with J on patio
- get together with Larry and Todd and Eileen and Julie
- making and eating peanut butter cookies
- working on a woodworking/carpentry project with dad
- reading old journals
- blogging
- watching The Crown with J.
- walking and listening to audiobook on lunch break
- podcasts
- wine and cheese dinner with J.
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Austin Kleon cites Michael
Silverblatt (from the Bookworm podcast- Lynda Barry and Chris Ware
episode ) who is talking about how graduate school (and schooling in
general) makes us cramped, boring.
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This also reminds me of Austin Kleon's 100 Things That Made My Year lists.
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At the top, an image of Paul Thek's 96 Sacraments.
Here's a transcription:

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