It’s Friday, so I’ll leave my readers with the wisdom of a GREAT MAN.
We suffer in our own minds more than we do in reality (Seneca)
Well put, my good Seneca. We often worry about the dangers abroad, the dangers in a distant place, etc. And yet, we forget the blessings at home: our families, our friends, and our health.
Today, I am reminded of such blessings – my little daughter turns three-years old. God has blessed me with a little angel. So I’m off to a birthday party…cake, ice cream, and pizza it is!
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Enjoy, commit to memory, have a good day. πππ
I shall follow it myself, good Sir. π
ahhh!!! how fun!!! three … it remains my *least* favorite age, but it’s still all great π
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my late Mentor would always tell me to ‘only live through things once.’ she said when i worried about them, i was living thru them every time i worried and stressed over them … and to just stop π … much easier said than done sometimes π
Great advice, Ame. I have told my wife something similar, since she has not enjoyed being pregnant (to put it mildly).
ahhh, y’all are expecting?!!! congratulations!!!
i HATED pregnancy. i loved being pregnant but hated pregnancy. i was sick and depleted and weak and had to take progesterone and i just hated it. but i LOVED being pregnant and having my baby growing in my womb π