Gerry and I were students at a 10 week class where we were given direction in writing our autobiography. It concluded in November. Gerry got into this project much more than I did. Our assignment was to write on a topic and share two pages with the group. Some weeks he would write up to 10 pages. He carries his note pad with him and if someone makes a comment that reminds him of something in his life, he makes a note of it and then is up at the computer for hours writing. He has had long conversations with his siblings to learn what they remember. A second session of the class has started and he is attending again. I decided not to take the second session. He says he doesn't know if it will end up a published book or not.
I am trying to do less this year. So decided to not take take the second class and I have dropped out of one of the clubs I was involved in. But don't worry, my calendar is still full. I am trying to exercise three or four time a week.
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I'm in agreement about doing less, not more and being more aware and appreciative of what I do.
So when you were taking the writing class and working on your autobiography did you discover anything new about yourself?
I imagine taking it easy for you would still exhaust most people. :)
Doing more less well - not a recipe for success.
Well done Bernice
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