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Gratefulness
Falling down is allowed, Getting up is mandatory! ♥️
I would pay more attention to how my actions affect others.
My mind tells me that I’ll become complacent. But that’s not really what happens…..rather feeling grateful, content, happy… you stop comparing yourself to others.
An infinite amount of opportunities exist in this moment. The question is which will I recognize and respond to….
When I’m hiking or camping in nature. When I’m cooking food.
It’s a tool for reminding us of what’s important. It’s easy to forget these things when we are in the daily chaos of our lives.
In the morning around 8:00 AM… there is a certain silence as the rays of sunshine spread across our yard. My garden kitties crunching their dry food, me sipping on my coffee, listening to the birds and the occasional sound of the random neighbors around me walking up for the day.
When I moved across the country about 2.5 years ago. I was at a crossroads in life and could choose more of the same or try something new. I chose the unknown and while that didn’t eliminate all of my problems, it did open up a new chapter of my life for which I am grateful.
Cook them dinner. Give them encouragement. Clean the house.
The beauty of a kindred spirit….and how special it is to have that person in my life.
Negativity
I am grateful to have met my partner two years ago today.
Peace, love, happiness.
The most beautiful sunrise I’ve experienced was on the beach in Truro, Massachusetts (cape cod) many years ago. It made me feel hopeful for the future.
Sunshine. It lifts my mood and keeps me warm. I consider it “basic” because it’s always there and I don’t need to do much to experience it…although I guess in actuality it is anything but.
This is a great idea to start walking during meetings
Absolutely!
I’ve been to this bus station many times, so I could picture this scene perfectly.
This! —-. Really being able to agree to disagree, free of negativity {smile}.
Such a great metaphor here —- roots vs vines…. Thanks for sharing 💜
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