Hunger jar and an impossible goal…

How often do we receive signs? And what category of sign – critical, ironic, hopeful, etc?

And how often from the most obscure place?

Couple of days ago at Disney’s Beach Club having breakfast, overheard a conversation in which it sounded like “hunger jar”. It resonated in such a strange way.

Later, Googled it. Nothing.

Is ‘hunger jar’ like a bucket list? But without a wanting-to-do-things list?

Would a hunger jar contain things we are hungry for, longing for, maybe even desperate for?

A few hours later, back home, a FB update, a trigger, another sign, then a photo, then this post (photo below):

 

Jeff Goins Facebook update to writers
The Last Sentence… from a Facebook update.

 

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What is it that we refuse to miss a day of doing?

Disney's Yacht Club Resort:
Disney’s Yacht Club Resort: opened it in 1990, stayed there last night, writing from there now

 

Like a few things in life, we don’t compromise. In a way that is challenging to find an explanation, I can’t see missing a day, until I die.

Why? OCD? Who knows.

It’s more like this.

To have the ability to write, the privilege to write, the mind to write, the heart to write, a body that can type, the resources (wifi, laptop/tablet/phone, etc) and something to write about (say blessings and observations) and not do it every single day?

The revelation is – how can I not write. Everyday.

Live and let live and to each his own. Be well today.

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As a speaker who writes, some days jeff noel can’t do this fast enough

jeff noel is writing a book about dying while living
jeff noel is writing a book about dying while living

 

Some days writers can’t write fast enough – there’s so much gratitude flowing through our spirit, so many blessings, even though we can clearly see the devil circling like a hungry vulture.

There is nothing more valuable to us than time.

Writing takes time.

So does living.

Makes sense to strive to do them both well.

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