A Brief Summer Intermission
There once was a lady named Bright
Who traveled much faster than light.
She set off one day,
in a relative way,
and returned on the previous night.
Thanks to an email from a reader and a bit of reflection, I’ve decided to take a brief summer intermission from blogging. Perhaps I’ll use the extra time to teach Lucca to memorize this favorite Limerick of mine above.
Please pardon the break from mini-mission reporting and new posts on MorganDayCecil.com for the next 2 weeks, or so. I promise I’ll be back before I delve into teaching Lucca the theory of relativity. 
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In the mean time, these oldies but goodies should keep you busy if you would like to play a little catch-up on your Romance + Adventure reading:
Best of Bluegrass Romance Mini-Missions:
Participate in the Art at 21c Hotel
Do Something Good for Your Community
Get into Character at Wildwood Inn
From MorganDayCecil:
The Last Diet Advice You’ll Ever Need
How to Write Your Life Manifesto
Merging Passion + Career (First Steps)
Photography Lessons
How to Become a Better Photographer
6 Things that Make a Women Sexy Photographically
If you don’t feel like reading, enjoy these two YouTube videos…there is a theme in all of this somewhere.
Thanks for sticking with me through this little break. What area of your life (even an area that you love) might you need to take a little intermission from so you can regroup or spend a little extra time on another project? Remember, breathers are good. Summers only come but once a year…
Just watched “Across the Universe”….looks so Morgan/Lucca-ish.
But then I cried to “Symphony of Science”. No matter how many times I see/hear it, it moves me. Obviously, you too, “miss bright”.
Thank you.
Dad
I’ll totally be here when you get back, Morgan! I am dedicating an entire day out of my schedule to catching up on your blogs and the such. Enjoy the intermission … can’t wait to hear what you experience in your interim