Amazing Monday

I don't know which stars came into alignment today, but way too many things went right for there not to be some type of cosmic intervention. It's rare that every conversation you have in a day is rewarding, productive and enjoyable, but that seems to be the case today.

My personal and social life have been amazing and rewarding lately. The people I've met and the events that have taken place in the last few months have been outstanding. I didn't write about Burningman this year, as I often do, because I was pleased to come back to London and discover that life didn't change that much. That told me that I've been living the life I want to live and that the culture and atmosphere of the burningman community have successfully permeated themselves throughout my every day life. What a great discovery! Even though it wasn't a massive change, I can tell that Burningman had the same great affect it has on me every year. Even now, I remain completely inspired and envigorated, over a month after the man burned. I think it's had a profound positive affect on my life. It also reminds me that a positive outlook on things is completely contageous and people are often drawn to that.

The last conversation I had today was with my brother who called to tell me that his lovely wife, Kimberly, was starting to have contractions for her first baby. When I wake up tomorrow, I expect I'll be uncle Jason.

My blogging has remained limited lately, I know, and I think there are two main contributors. The first is that I feel very connected to my close friends in life these days and therefore don't feel the need to blog to stay connected. The 2nd is facebook, which serves as a great tool to publish and subscribe to the personal lives of others. It provides a great way to let people know what's happening with me and how i'm doing / feeling. If you aren't subscribed, I highly recommend it.