Off on an adventure
I’m heading off on a two week adventure. Travel always shifts something for me: the pace changes, the familiar drops away, and attention seems to wake up on its own.
New places tend to invite noticing without effort: different sounds; different light; the small disorientation of not quite knowing where you are. I’m always reminded that curiosity doesn’t have to be manufactured. Often it’s already there, waiting for us to loosen our grip on the familiar.
I’m looking forward to seeing what I notice along the way, and what quietly rearranges itself.
While I’m away, I find myself wondering about curiosity.
Where does it show up most naturally for you? And how do you tend to cultivate it in the middle of ordinary life?
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Joelle Breault-Hood
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