how the light gets in

by Andrea Smithberger
how the light gets in
  • November 1: Honoring
  • Day 2: Signaling
  • Day 3: Revealing
  • DAY 4: Reminding
  • Day 5: Reflecting
  • Day 6: Changing
  • Day 7: Surrounding
  • Day 8: Healing
  • Day 9: Filtering
  • Day 10: Spreading
  • Day 11: Unveiling
  • Day 12: Distinguishing
  • Day 13: Challenging
  • Day 14: Nourishing
  • Day 15: Unassuming
  • Day 16: Leading
  • Day 17: Delighting
  • Day 18: Reaching
  • Day 19: Shining
  • Day 20: Reviving
  • Day 21: Growing
  • Day 22: Comforting
  • Day 23: Holding Space
  • Day 24: Beckoning
  • Day 25: Stunning
  • Day 26: Igniting
  • Day 28: Introducing
  • November 2020
  • Tag: American Academy of Pediatrics

    • Day 17: Delighting

      Posted at 7:46 am by How the Light Gets In, on November 17, 2020

      Day 17; the light is coming in all sorts of ways bringing joy and happiness.

      DELIGHTING

      The light touches simple spheres of soap & water making them magical.

      Adding light to an ordinary night turns it into a summertime tradition of dance and attitude (clearly).

      These pictures make me smile from the inside out. Aside from the bubbles and glow sticks, these pictures also have kids in them.

      The littles are doing life right. You know?

      The American Academy of Pediatrics says: “Play allows children to use their creativity while developing their imagination, dexterity, and physical, cognitive, and emotional strength. Play is important to healthy brain development. It is through play that children at a very early age engage and interact in the world around them.”

      Play is not just for kids. We need it to so we can interact with the world around us with physical and emotional strength in love with creativity for the good of ourselves and everyone around us. When was the last time you found yourself delighting in something? What was it?

      TODAY: Go for a walk, play tennis, basketball, kick a soccer ball, play frisbee, cornhole, climb a hill and run down it, play a round of Go Fish, lay on some grass and stretch, blow some bubbles and get up and catch them, paint, take pictures of where you are; GO UNTIL YOU FIND YOURSELF DELIGHTING IN THE DAY YOU’VE BEEN GIVEN.

      Today, let’s go…

      Posted in November 2020, Uncategorized | 0 Comments | Tagged American Academy of Pediatrics, basketball, Bubbles, Delighting, How the Light Gets In, paint, photography, Play, soccer, stretch

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