Trina, I've been wondering what you've been up to! I'm glad you hear you had good/fun/relaxing reasons to step away from the computer. :) I agree with you about thinking of things you love in the moment, rather than sitting down and brainstorming a long list. That's what I really like about doing the #lovelist via Twitter—it allows you to have a realization, take note of it, and carry on. When I put the tweets together to make a list after a week, it felt very organic and real. I'm looking forward to seeing your #lovelist tweets!

Dave, I'm a bit out of it—I just had to ask Jason about this whole GTD thing. It's definitely an interesting correlation. And you're right, about how hard it can be to move out of work/task mode toward the things that are close to your heart. I love that the #lovelist is all about mulling these things over and inspecting them, rather than checking them off a list.

Meredith, you are SO right about this: "We use 'love' a lot as hyperbole." Getting past the surface can be tough. After I think of something I love, I've been asking myself if I need more of it in my life. I love coffee, for instance, but I don't more *coffee,* itself. I need more moments of taking little breaks and treating myself to something I enjoy. I need more reasons to sit with Jason or a friend, and slowly sip &amp; savor. Anyway, I really love how you're processing your list, and I can't wait to see bits and pieces of it!

Jules, isn't that the truth! Whenever I need a little boost, I just check out the #lovelist results on Twitter. It's so fun. (Don't forget, y'all, you don't have to be active on Twitter to see what others are writing!)

Carmen, I love it when you really "get thinking." Always have. Can't wait to see the ideas begin to beautifully spin their way out.

Jody, perfect! I'm so glad you're not only going to be thinking about this, but also talking to others about it. I'm beginning to wonder how many things I spend time doing out of habit or because I think I'm *supposed* to be doing them, rather than for any really positive, affirming reason. (Of course, we can't spend all of our time only doing things we love, because the bathrooms would never get cleaned!)