Making the mundane things memorable

January 25, 2012 3 Comments

Could we all agree that life is anything BUT spectacular?

But that doesn’t mean it doesn’t have to be memorable.

What stops your everyday from being memorable? What pushes it towards the monotonous and the mundane?

Is possible that God makes every daisy in the field the same and after each one he exclaims with great joy… “do it again!”

Just because you are doing the same thing everyday doesn’t mean that you have to do it the same way?

Start how you normally finish and finish how you normally start; twist and turn your process any which way you like… there is fun to be had.

2012 – Copyright Seven Sentences – Making the Mundane Things Memorable 
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About GeoffTalbot: Geoff Talbot is an an actor/screenwriter and comedian who loves the creative process and believes that when everyone gets together great and good things can happen.

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  • WritersWritingWords (Helenee)

    One of the things I enjoy most, is following different routes to reach a destination. Little alleys I didn’t suspect existing, unanticipated detours and shortcuts, smells, colors and voices that were hiding from me all along until I passed them by. The graceful, yet sad state of deterioration of an old house; the sorrow of lovely corners lost forever and the elation of discovering a recently planted fragrant jasmine venturing up a stone wall.

    The adage that one can never enter the same river twice comes from an ancient Greek philosopher, very dear to my heart. But I read Heraclitus’ fragments a long time ago, under different circumstances and with different feelings. When opening the same book now, it is another me, another set of needs, urges and aspirations that pushes me through the pages, another melody that I hear gushing from its lines.

    It is being conscious of the moment that makes the difference between being human and being an automaton.

    • http://sevensentences.com Geoff Talbot

      This is wonderful. Send us an email sevensentences@gmail.com. With your permission I would love to use it as tomorrow’s seven sentence blog!

  • http://www.noahlomax.com/ Noah Lomax

    I’m most challenged to push through or even value the “mundane” when I remember why and for who it is that I’m doing this. Why? For long-term goals, not for a paycheck or even because it is my job. Who? For my own self (it’s true, I want to be proud of my work), for my family (I represent the Lomax name), and most supremely for my God!