What Did You Do Today That Was Fun?

Hola Listserve,

What did you do today that was fun?

That's what my friend Tyler asked himself everyday -- he had that question written down on a piece of paper, which he put above his door. Tyler passed away in a boating accident a few years ago, but his fun-loving spirit lives on and inspires me to do something fun every day. I find myself asking others that question quite often, which prompts them to reflect on their day and either find fun in the little things or do something fun. I love hearing about the fun things other people are doing! So I'd like to pose the same question to you:

What did you do today that was fun?

Reply to me with an answer, and I'll tweet out the replies from my account, @ishwr. If you don't want to follow me, and I don't blame you if you don't, I will be using the hashtag #TheListserveFun on all related tweets. Photos are welcome, and I will do my best to attach them to the tweets. If you don't feel like playing that game, then go do something fun and tell someone about it!

I'm looking forward to your emails!

------ Some unrelated thoughts:

- If you aren't registered to be a bone marrow donor, please educate yourself and consider registering. - If you find yourself in San Francisco or Marin County, say hi! I love meeting new people, hearing new stories and doing new things. Shoot me an email. - I want to give a shout out to my friend Aarti, who signed up for The Listserve around the same time as me. We talk about The Listserve emails quite often, and pondered together what we would say if we were ever chosen. Here's what I'd like to say: She has a beautiful voice and not enough people know about it. Search on YouTube for 'aartib715' to hear it! - Look, mom! I'm The Listserve famous! ------

Thanks for reading and have a good day!


Ishwar
ishwar.listserve[AT]gmail.com
San Francisco, CA

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