One of the things I most love about the early morning is the bit of
\nbreathing room it provides for me. I have been saying to myself and
\nLaura that I need to learn how to draw sharper boundaries between work
\nand non-work part of my life. Isn't there something wrong when I resort
\nto calling the rest of life \"non-work\"? Hmmm....part of my problem
\ncomes from not being able to properly conceptualize what I'm dividing
\nmy life between. Although I initially rejected the division as that
\nbetween \"work\" and \"rest\", I now say, yes, that's a good way to put it,
\nnoting that by \"work\", I don't just mean the stuff I do professionally
\nor for a paycheck but all forms of striving to be productive. By
\n\"rest,\" I do not mean the cessation of action but the richness of
\nSabbath. Maybe I should totally take the focus away from work by
\nthinking of my life as \"rest\" vs \"non-rest\".<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
One of the things I most love about the early morning is the bit of breathing room it provides for me. I have been saying to myself and Laura that I need to learn how to draw sharper boundaries between … Continue reading