Are there really people who don’t know how to daydream anymore? What do kids do in a boring afternoon class if they don’t daydream? How about those long pauses between solid thoughts while writing at the computer? Or on lined paper.
I was reading my weekly Barbara McNichol newsletter about using the correct word at: editor@barbaramcnichol.com where she mentions an article by Quinn McDonald about Tips for Keeping a Blog Interesting. One thing leads to another, especially with me and words, when I came upon Quinn’s item on Daydreaming.
She guides you on how to settle down, clear your mind, smile so you’re in the right frame of mind, etc. Go ahead. Try it. If you need guidance: http://quinncreative.com/id34.html Perhaps it’s been too long since you’ve had a good daydream.
Not recommended when driving.
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Arlene
What a delight to see "Word Trippers of the Week" ezine referenced here (available at www.BarbaraMcNichol.com). I'm especially delighted to see how you followed the trailed that pointed to Quinn's article. That's what blogging is all about! How refreshing.
Regards, Barbara
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