"What do I like to do most?"
Apparently this activity helps you to recall thoughts in a new way. It was interesting to see what I wrote and how quickly the list grew. My thoughts were coming so rapidly that I started to wonder if I was just imagining these ideas and where they really MY thoughts. After rereading the list I discovered it was right on target.
Here's my list:
1. Listen to music.
2. See a sunrise.
3. Watch the ocean.
4. Walk on the beach.
5. Read a good book.
6. Watch a funny movie.
7. Spend time with a friend.
8. Visit someone at least ten years older than I. (It makes me feel young and I learn something every time.)
9. Travel to new places.
10. Revisit my old stomping ground.
11. Look at old family photos.
12. Visit cemeteries. (I know---I'm weird.)
13. Research my ancestry (that's why #12)
14. Hold a baby.
15. Feel my grandchildren's arms around me.
16. Read the Psalms every day.
17. Throw away or recycle something I don't need.
I think the list could have gone on forever, but perhaps it would be a stretch. So for now that's my left-brain thinking from my right-handed approach. These are not in order of any preference; just the way they rolled out of my brain. I thought about taking a picture of my right hand cursive but it really looked as if a third grader wrote it. It's doubtful you would be able to read it correctly. So type it I did, but just know that this is something other than what my left hand would have written. I probably would have tried to analyze everything I wrote BEFORE I wrote it. Care to give this idea a try? Let me know how it turns out for you.
See ya! I think I'll go throw something away!
Becky
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