
He writes stories of clowns, and stories of how to take life a little less seriously. He thinks we all need to be more playful.
Isn’t that great advice?
One important lesson he shared is highlighted in his post titled: Getting Your Hands Dirty
For me, a big part of engaging with my playful side has been learning to get my hands dirty, to stop worrying whether or not a project I am working on will end up completely perfect.
When children are at play, they are so completely present in the world that they don’t notice if they’re getting mucky or making a mess. I’m trying to learn to be like this too.
This blogger studies clowns and jesters. In his post named:How To Be An Everyday Clown, he writes:
Clowns have a freedom and unpredictability of spirit. They are willing to say, do, and be something different, taking the risk of being ridiculed.
One of the keys to being playful is having a freedom and unpredictability of spirit. In the midst of daily drudge and routine everyday clowns bring sparkles and smiles through a moment of unconscious silliness or spontaneous dancing.
Spontaneity is good, as is being a little unpredictable. Both traits will often encourage us to look at life a little differently.
This blog promotes playfulness. In fact, it’s the name of the blog: Be Playful.org
The author’s name is David, and he found me. (you may have seen him in the comment section)
Join me in welcoming David as the NBOTW.
For writings that will encourage playfulness in your life, visit his blog for more great stories, and share a smile
Hello again, David.
Photo Credit: The Wandering Angel’s photostream



Hi. I'm Barbara Swafford and I'd like to welcome you to the Blogging Without A Blog (BWAB) virtual blogging classroom. We'll make you think, share some links, and listen to what you have to say. Grab a chair and join in the conversation. 






Congratulations, David for making BWAB NBOTW! In this day we need a little more laughter and silliness in our lives.
Barbara,
Thank you for this recommendation. I know I need to be more playful at times and hopefully David can help bring out the inner child in me.
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