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Beautiful Interruption   I first heard this phrase while watching a TED talk about talking to strangers (when you can spare 12 minutes, enjoy it here). These two words, so rarely put together in the same sentence really made me think about the beautiful interruptions that sometimes find their way into my days. I work from home, when I'm not on the road, and Randy (the hub) used to say to me, "When you are done working, we'll go for a walk."  This rarely, if ever worked because when you are self-employed ( or a parent!) you are never actually 'done working' - there is always more to do. Instead I would say to him, "Tell me when you want to go for a walk and then I'll be done working." I needed to create a beautiful interruption. Something that would stop me from the endless to do's and engage me in something different, something positive, something that allowed me to connect on a different level.   Occasionally, beautiful interruptions just happen, like:   when my son pops in after