 What's pushing through? Are you pushing through? In Holy Week things sometimes seem "all sixes and sevens." Shall we purpose to take a few minutes with a pencil and think about what our keeping is revealing? In this week especially, we are reminded that, "always, we begin again."
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 The muscle is getting stronger, we're entering the region of habit. Are you settling into a regular keeping time and place? It's not too late to start...any glance towards keeping is still doing the work.
 A Poem for keepers - who witness and are witnessed.
 Notebooks Grow Attention. Distraction is an illness that can be cured. Spread the word. It is not too late to make time for One Hundred Days of Keeping. Who knows what rare wonders we will see!
 Fat Tuesday is so yesterday.
Next stop: "thin places"and "thick" lives! One Hundred Days of Keeping begins again today. Have you found a specific time of day to entertain your notebook guest? I'm inviting mine to my morning routine.  It's not about the notebook. It's about using it.
Whether you are tech-ed out and subtracting something for your Lenten practice, or distracted and longing to add some focused attention ...why not try some paper postures? #100daysofkeeping. You'll be in good company! We start in one week -The Wednesday of Ashes. Especially this year, let's choose something small and easy to do each day, something that especially rests us. I am asking myself, "what do I need and want more of?"  "Then swing your window open, the one with the fresh air and good eastern light, and watch for wings, edges, new beginnings." Monique Duval One Hundred Days of Keeping starts afresh Ash Wednesday (March 2, 2022). Who is ready for light and air and new beginnings?  That's One Hundred Days of Keeping for this year! Sometime this week let's give ourselves the gift of a block of time with a pencil and paper to notice what has been seeded. We may be surprised once we start writing: How did you fare in your keeping? How many entries did you make? Did you establish a keeping cadence? What do you see about the days you missed? What do you notice about this particular notebook that you hadn't before? What do you notice about yourself? Can you point to any emotions or recurring thoughts coming from our practice? Is there a pattern emerging in the "thoughts that burn?" Is there anything more vital to you since the beginning of this practice? (as in "forms of vitality?") Are you alive to anything new? Do you have new thoughts about your students or your classroom? If you like, share below or on Instagram #100daysofkeeping. If you only participated with your desire, why not make some notes about next year!
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