What could you do more of?

Doing my housework.

Doing more gardening.

Growing more pawpaws.

Setting rat traps more often.

Buying more camphor and putting it around to discourage bush rats from car engines and gecko lizards from rooms in the house.

Eating more healthy food.

Drinking more water.

Doing more writing.

Writing more poetry.

Having more sleep.

Being more thorough with spellcheck and grammatical usage.

Being more appreciative of others.

Doing more volunteering.

Saving more money.

Speaking more often to my grandchildren.

Providing more birdseed for the increasing numbers of birds displaced by land clearing.

Making more effort to keep our car clean.

Offering more empathy to those with needs

Being more partisan and less parochial when it comes to appreciating sports teams.

Being more supportive of those who might seek my help.

Offering more bouquets and less brickbats in appreciation of the efforts of others

Being more thorough in all I do.

The list could go on and on.

I could also do less and less.

I need to be satisfied and aim to lead a balanced life inclusive of others.

Balance is important.

In conclusion, a thought.

As somebody once wrote, ”Nobody on their deathbed ever regretted not having spent more time at work.”