How do you pick up the river and put it in your tote bag?

Hello there, it's Morgan here and welcome to today's episode.

Today's episode title is a throwback to yesterday's episode where I passively said in the episode

I can't pick up the river and put it in my tote bag. And I was referring to

this idea that I was noticing after coming back home after some time away, I was just noticing

the rivers in the environment that I was living in. And I just hadn't noticed that before.

And I was talking about how sometimes when we're noticing something that's beautiful or

that's good or we're just like, oh wow, that's, that's lovely.

It's like, well, what do you do with it?

What do you do with it?

And in this episode, I was talking about how, well, a lot of times you don't do anything

with it.

A lot of times you don't do anything with it. A lot of times you don't have anything

to take away, physically take away from a beautiful experience or a good experience. And that's okay.

And at the same time, there are moments where we can pick up the river and bring it with us when we can find a way to do that.

So that's what I want to talk about today.

Now, of course, you cannot physically, literally do that.

May this episode encourage no taking of rivers. Please don't do that.

Our planet needs all the love and water that we can get. So please no taking of rivers.

But what I'm getting at here is maybe we can't take the whole thing home with us, the thing that

we're just like, oh, this is so great. But I have no idea how this fits into my daily life.

But maybe there's ways that we can incorporate it. Maybe there's ways that we can that that we can

...