Auntie Jo Jo
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I'm Jason Stein and you'll need to use your imagination for a "Gooooood Mooooorning" today.
I'm recycling today's post from another one of my blogs and continuing to learn videocasting, so no audio today.
I know some of you have seen this, but really can we have too many reminders about becoming a rule breaker?
I've probably broken at least 5 spelling and syntax errors already 
Children often remind us to break the rules.
For example my daughter Sierra and I sent my sister, JoJo, this video.
While we were recording live Sierra said "Happy Birthday" to her aunt.
Now, JoJo's birthday isn't until June 10th, but when you're breaking the rules who cares!
You can wish people "Happy Birthday" three months early, wear shorts in the middle of wiinter, and even make up words like SIQUA.
The results from our 22 second video made JoJo's day. Not to mention the people in her workplace were begging JoJo to play it again and again.
We all get stuck in ruts in our work and end up trying to follow the leader, but isn't it the black sheep rule breaker that finds new paths, creates new adventures, and ultimately makes the world a better place.
Monday Mindfulness
This week stretch your comfortablility and go break some rules?
Love this MMM, Hate it, or just want to share what rules you're breaking. Take a moment and fill out the comment box below.
April 23rd, 2007 at 7:01 am
I’ll b 60 next year and breaking the rules is what keeps us young and others “guessing”! I’m moving into a delicious new chapter of my life, buying a home with the love of my life, selling his, selling mine and moving on 5 acreas. In reality and in fantasy, we are already there, painting and planting and playing. Life is grand!
Sometimes I wear different colored shoes to work just to see if anyone will notice!
Keep up the fun way to sending gentle reminders to everyone.
jb
April 23rd, 2007 at 9:20 am
Go JB Go!
“Sometimes I wear different colored shoes to work just to see if anyone will notice!”
This is fabulous. Thank you for being the spark in your world to remind people to do things differently.
April 25th, 2007 at 1:59 pm
I AGREE 100% RULES ARE THERE TO BE BROKEN, AFTER ALL WE LIVE ONCE , AND WE HAVE TO MAKE IT THE BEST.