The natural flow of the easy work
Things were different in 1977. In fact, compared to this day and age, things were different and more simple. However, that is an easy speculation, even if there at the time. It’s been said (often) that 20/20 hindsight is cool, but mostly unhelpful. Mainly because it’s the past. And the past is fixed. It is unchangeable.
Not like the Transformer autobots. The Transformers can change at will. They can also scan something and then transform into that very thing. As long as it’s vehicle related, the sky’s the limit.
Speaking of the sky, there are flying Transformers as well. These are usually aircraft related. But not balloons. So far as I know, there’s no balloon Transformer. However, I would have to ask an expert to be sure. An expert like the little one, who knows almost every Transformer robot in existence.
The Natural Flow
It’s the natural flow. Little ones pick up on things. Once upon a time, we all were little ones. This assumes that anyone reading this, is above the age of twelve. With this in mind, there’s something about being young, that makes learning feel natural. In fact, it was exciting to learn new things. Not only easy but also exciting.
Then somewhere along the way things get arduous. Perhaps it is when the horror of taxes is discovered. Or maybe when full time work becomes the replacement for free time. Then life becomes a series of everyday events. Events that relate to the effort of trying to make ends meet. If only the bills could transform into macaroni.
We may not be able to change the past, but we can change the pasta. Furthermore, this isn’t really surprising. Everything is more magical when it’s fresh. And there’s not much fresher than macaroni pasta. Therefore, the natural flow would be macaroni and cheese.
The Natural Flow of the Easy Work
It’s natural for the new perspective to pick up on something quickly. In fact, it can be downright exciting. Especially, when the environment is ripe for learning. It’s not a stretch to say that learning leads to discovery. And discovery leads to adventure.
With this in mind, imagination also leads to adventure. They go hand in hand. One compliments the other. Therefore, easy work has everything to do with learning. In other words, learning something fun is easy. It is also the natural flow of learning. Especially when it’s unhurried, and there’s no stress.
Transformer Lego robots are a good example. Sometimes complicated and difficult to assemble. But only until they are assembled. Then they are as familiar as any complicated and impossible conundrum. And that is definitely the natural flow of the easy work. Thanks for reading today.
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