What Do You Want to Do? I Don’t Know, What Do YOU Want To Do?
Do you remember the scene in Disney's The Jungle Book when the buzzards (channeling the beatles) asked each other what they wanted to do and no one could decide? Has that happened to you? Perhaps not at work, unless it is deciding where to go for lunch, but surely in your personal life there has been a time when you and your friends, spouse, or partner couldn't decide what to do and you end up just watching television or shopping.
I recently heard a sermon by Bobby Schuller, grandson of Robert H. Schuller, who rephrased the question:
What would you like to enjoy?
It puts a whole new spin on things, doesn't it? Doing is task oriented whereas enjoying is more experiential. More of a memory-creator.
So as the summer comes to a close and we switch into high gear with juggling business, home, after school activities and homework – what would you like to ENJOY this weekend?
Deborah Chaddock Brown
Writer
Planning | Deborah Brown | 23 August 2007 |
