From intensity to
recovery
After I updated my
smartwatch, there were two additional features that I found interesting the
Stress assessor and after my walking exercises depending on the intensity based
on the heart rate, the estimated full recovery time. These are readings I did
not have before and without that knowledge, you probably do not know when to
pace yourself, when to take some rest, or when to stop.
I find that this
might also apply to my blogging. I could be quite prolific with writing, but
there are times when you have put out so much, you are so totally vulnerable
and exhausted from the depth of feeling and expression that has come out in words,
you need to pause, reflect, and consider what direction you want to take after.
Easy does it nicely
That I did not feel
compelled to just tap away at my keyboard in the last two days was good, I did
not have to do anything even if there were earwigs of blogs percolating in my
head and incubating in my mind. I am under no duress apart whatever stress I
place myself under. You can let things flow just naturally, unbothered and
unperturbed, then return at your convenience to address other issues.
There is so much happening and many things that have not found the form of words that would help the conveyance of purpose, context, and intent. Each day is a story told of love and life. Like the words of a song that wafted into my consciousness like the jingling of tubular bells to the gentle breeze in the middle of the day, “Let’s get back to Eden, live on top of the world.”
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