Kiss Your Brain
Eva has introduced us to a new phrase that she learned in Kindergarten:
“Kiss your brain!”
When you come up with a good idea or do something smart, you’re supposed to kiss your brain to thank it. You put your hand to your lips like you’re about to blow a kiss, but instead you put the kiss on your hand and deliver it to the top of your noggin. This will show your brain that you appreciate its hard work, so it’ll want to keep working for you.
Have you kissed your brain lately?
There was a good post over at Fun Spirit recently about using puzzles and games to challenge your brain. This might be a good way to give your brain a little kiss. Let it do something fun! I believe that we bloggers kiss our brains all the time, stretching our creativity by writing and challenging ourselves with the new ideas written by our colleagues online.
Let’s challenge ourselves to stay mentally fit in the new year.









I had a visual on that one.
Me.. kissing my hand and slapping my forehead!
Cute idea..I’m sure my brain would like it but I’m not sure my forehead would!
I just loved going to my sons kindergarden room and helping out. They are so cute at that age.
Have a blessed day!
The simple ones are the best. It sounds like a snappy slogan. I’m sure a number of companies would find a good way to put it into practice.
Does Eva want to go into marketing?
Oh, man! That’s an awesome phrase/concept!
Too bad the domain’s already taken…
That is very sweet! There might even be some Psychological validity to it too… I’ll have to think about it. If I get a good answer, I’ll kiss my brain
Kids are so durn smart. I do need to thank my brain for keeping up these days.
I LOVE that image! I think I’ll give my brain a kiss right
now! Ahh the wisdom of children. ;0)
PS – Thanks for the link love. Your site always puts a
smile on my face.
Thats a really cute phrase! I love doing brainteasers and crossword puzzles. Its a fun way to pass time if I dont have my iPod.
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