I think I might have seen this video before, but still nice to revisit. I love the notion of JOMO. When I was 15 I started sneaking into night clubs with a fake ID. By the time I was or age to actually go, I had zero interest in that meat market. My friends would spent all of their time on Friday and Saturday nights preparing and going and Iβd be curled with a good book or a movie. Or I did theatre! lol.
I had a baby in 2019. I was already in nesting and incubating mode when the world shut down. I thought, ooo, lookie here, folks are doing my lifestyle and calling it pandemic. π
Ive had so much excitement for a few lifetimes. Really prefer good conversations and quiet times now. And gosh, if I get an hour or two of solo time, itβs heaven! All about the JOMO, sister!
Ooh, I like this: "bide our time while spirit does the heavy lifting." You've mentioned this before to me when I've agonized over "What am I doing?? Is it enough???" and now that I have the sniffles, I'm listening. π
Paracelsus: βHe who knows nothing, loves nothing. He who can do nothing understands nothing. He who understands nothing is worthless. But he who understands also loves, notices, seesβ¦.The more knowledge is inherent in a thing, the greater the loveβ¦.Anyone who imagines that all fruits ripen at the same time as the strawberries knows nothing about grapes."
Though I should add that when I'm actually out in the world of other people, there are occasional, rare opportunities for joy. Yesterday I played "Peace Piece" by Bill Evans for my piano friend in the Bay Area, and that, along with meeting up after a long absence, give us both a considerable amount of joy.
i'm totaly a jomo kinda guy and recently i miss on doge gain and it got me the fomo. so i appreciate this post about both expression. i didnt knew about the Joyfull one. its a must have in my brain dictionairy . so ty =)
I think I might have seen this video before, but still nice to revisit. I love the notion of JOMO. When I was 15 I started sneaking into night clubs with a fake ID. By the time I was or age to actually go, I had zero interest in that meat market. My friends would spent all of their time on Friday and Saturday nights preparing and going and Iβd be curled with a good book or a movie. Or I did theatre! lol.
I had a baby in 2019. I was already in nesting and incubating mode when the world shut down. I thought, ooo, lookie here, folks are doing my lifestyle and calling it pandemic. π
Ive had so much excitement for a few lifetimes. Really prefer good conversations and quiet times now. And gosh, if I get an hour or two of solo time, itβs heaven! All about the JOMO, sister!
Ooh, I like this: "bide our time while spirit does the heavy lifting." You've mentioned this before to me when I've agonized over "What am I doing?? Is it enough???" and now that I have the sniffles, I'm listening. π
Paracelsus: βHe who knows nothing, loves nothing. He who can do nothing understands nothing. He who understands nothing is worthless. But he who understands also loves, notices, seesβ¦.The more knowledge is inherent in a thing, the greater the loveβ¦.Anyone who imagines that all fruits ripen at the same time as the strawberries knows nothing about grapes."
Missing out is my normal mode of operation.
Though I should add that when I'm actually out in the world of other people, there are occasional, rare opportunities for joy. Yesterday I played "Peace Piece" by Bill Evans for my piano friend in the Bay Area, and that, along with meeting up after a long absence, give us both a considerable amount of joy.
i'm totaly a jomo kinda guy and recently i miss on doge gain and it got me the fomo. so i appreciate this post about both expression. i didnt knew about the Joyfull one. its a must have in my brain dictionairy . so ty =)