Some people break into song to lift their spirits.
Some people enjoy meditation.
I prefer the underrated and shameless art of silliness.
Kids respond to silliness so much better than adults. I like kids. They are seldom caught looking over their shoulder, wondering who may be watching, before enjoying a silly moment.
Tools for the sillies vary. I think rhyming works well. The kids and I have wonderful fun while teasing each other in rhyme.
Once rhyming “kicks in”, it takes over, and giggling happens. Who doesn’t enjoy giggling?
Yesterday’s best: “That baby is peeking. Hope his diaper’s not leaking.”
Have a great weekend, my friends.
Remember:
If you forget to be silly…then you’re over the hilly…don’t be a nilly…Just say I willy.
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I love being silly – sometimes children are so much more fun to hang around with because of that… I can totally relate to this! Yesterday I was on a long car ride. I took every opportunity to wave to the workmen out on the road, none of the waved – many ignored/looked right through us. Only when we got on the ferry did we get a wave from the ticket man on departure and a wave from the other ticket man when we alighted. Yay – that made me very happy! 🙂
If people only realized how powerful a smile and a wave was, they’d use them more often. Thanks for adding to my post. 😉
No problem! I’m what some would call a natural when it comes to silly.
I have no doubt about that Charles. 😉
Be Silly and have an awesome weekend!:)
Thanks!