Life is a Juggling Act October 15, 2012
Posted by nrhatch in Humor, Life Balance, Life Lessons, Mindfulness.Tags: Humor, Jugglers, Juggling, Life Balance, Life Lessons, Mindfulness
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Life is a juggling act.
At times, we have so many “balls” in the air that one gets away from us and drops with a resounding thud. Or a clattering clunk.
When you hear that resounding sound, take a lesson from your cat . . .
“What?! I meant to do that! It’s all part of the act.”
Aah . . . that’s better!
Just a wonderful image – so full of joy.
We met this happy chap at the Farmer’s Market on Saturday. He exuded joy, and shared a cup of good cheer to everyone who passed by. Kids giggled. Adults smiled appreciatively.
And some stopped to snap the happy chap’s photo.
It’s when one of those balls shatters. Into a million pieces. You just have to get the broom and dust pan, sweep it up and decide which new hobby to pursue.
Bwahaha! I’ve never quite mastered the art of juggling . . . so I always juggle balls that bounce!
Love seeing the happy in these pics. What a great start to the morning!
Yes! Delighted to share some HAPPY on a Monday morn. We loved this mellow fellow.
I’m not quite there mentally but I do like your photos.
Slow start here too, Tammy. I’m relying on coffee to keep me from plunging back into slumber.
I just love how clowns make me feel – happy and glad to be alive, I love the photo – may I please use it (with acknowledgment to you of course) in an upcoming blog?
Yes! Be my guest!
I should have gotten his name and business card so I could give him credit . . . he did all the work.
Thanks Nancy.
LOL. This made me smile, you are on a roll today.
We met this cheery chap at the Bradenton Farmer’s Market on Saturday and his antics made us laugh out loud.
Next time our paths cross, I’ll have to get his business card so I can give credit where credit is due.
Happy in the evening too!
He’s a happy chap . . . overflowing with good cheer.
Or I could react like my cat: run under the bed!
If our cats did something “awkward” . . . they would immediately sit down to give themselves a bath.
“Move along, people. Nothing to see here.”
“What? Oh, that. Just a new ninja move.”
“Who fell off the TV? You’re crazy, Willis. It was most certainly not me.”
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Hey I’ve just had a couple days like that and now with the painter coming for a week, life should be interesting!
If the stress gets to be too much . . . sit down, take a load off, and watch the paint dry.
Aah . . . that’s better.
I think Ima leave and go to St. Lou. Leave CH to deal..
That might be just the thing to do!
Juggling acts are best left to the professionals…I don’t do them very well!
But I like the idea of acting unperturbed. That’s what I should be practicing rather than the juggling! 
Good challenge, Nancy.
Yes. As we master the art of acting unperturbed, we move from a torrent of tears (or a cascade of curses) to a shrug and an “oops.” Or even an “aah.”
That’s better!”
Meow! You didn’t see that ball drop, did you? Me neither.
Nope. Nuh un. I didn’t see a thing.