The kids near the shrine at Tokyo Tower (Tower Daijingu Shrine) As I mentioned last time, as busy as Tokyo is, with its 14 million plus people, you need some quiet time. The city has beautiful quiet spots, where you can get away from the manic crush of Tokyo’s noisy zones. One thing I didn’t … Continue reading A Stamp in My Passport – A month in Tokyo, Pt 3
Joy
A Stamp in My Passport – A month in Tokyo, Pt 2
My family’s apt was about a 45-minute train ride from the airport, in the area of Tokyo called Kita-Ku (or Kita City). Like most apartments in Japan, it’s small and cozy. Basically 2 rooms with a bathroom split into an additional two rooms, one for the shower and soaking tub, and one for the toilet. … Continue reading A Stamp in My Passport – A month in Tokyo, Pt 2
8 Steps To Help Discern Your Joy
It's not easy to always figure out where the joy went. Stop and Relax. I know, I'm talking crazy talk. Your mind is racing. Stopping is probably the last thing you want to do. It's also exactly what you need to do. You can't see where you are if you're always moving. I know, it's … Continue reading 8 Steps To Help Discern Your Joy
Finding Joy
What is joy? I mean what does joy mean to you? Joy is one of those things that can be different for everyone. Some think it’s a warm feeling. Some see it as calmness in the midst of chaos. Or perhaps it’s like a hug from a loved one. Or even love itself. What makes … Continue reading Finding Joy
Hope, Joy, and Treading On
This is the excerpt for your very first post.
Tread Joyfully 