The weather, take time, find the long time… but what is more precious? Time lets you touch happiness
Photo: Valérie Doulevant
Bored, its good!
Drawing of Miss Caroline
The period is dark, but she has the merit of letting us organize ourselves, to think, to do us good, to allow us to rank our priorities, to find our values, to lay out our future and create. Let's leave it Dr Patrick Lemoine, psychiatrist, tell us about boredom.
Drawing of WAtARI (2013)
Time to get bored…
The advocacy by Jacques Lemoine puts forward all the arguments of the benefits of doing nothing… Think, reflect, give free rein to your lonely desires, choose your priorities, to work, create, are essential activities, existential. For a brighter future, for more personal happiness, compatible with that of others.
Time for questions and answers
Taking the time, we are led to wonder about what the weather is, what it means to us, what we can do with it… But there is no question of devoting all your time to others. It's time to think about yourself, to his happiness. Well-asked questions can lead to spontaneous answers, sometimes even to say “NON!” that we never knew how to say.
Darwin space in Bordeaux (avril 2018)
Photo: Valérie Doulevant
Time for reflection for Education
The responses of the Minister of National Education and Youth, Jean-Michel Blanquer, who shared his reflections on France Info, are to date incomplete. If it is true that school is a lifeline for some, it should not be forgotten that for others, real questions arise. In the image of this teenager, who sleeps badly since the announcement of the president of the resumption of classes. 'Cause he's FEAR: not courses, not from his comrades, not from his teachers, but afraid for his mother. His testimony proves it, see his comment under the article “Corona: Schools, closed universities” d’Itinerrances.
We must think, think about our future: ask the right questions
It’s this video, claire, crystal clear, serious and funny at the same time, who challenges. You, you, me, we…
Valérie Doulevant, “Thanks to you. And which I had the good fortune to meet. To others, who will be affected, I hope so“.
