Don’t try rescuer everybody because you might be getting in God’s way …maybe he’s trying work with them”
Mindfulness
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Advice from a (Broken) Fortune Cookie
Don’t let your passion block your purpose
Positively Purging-I welcome your feedbacks in the comments and your likes and passing the real life wisdom on to others as I embark on this new venture of “positively purging“, as I know each of these pieces represents something
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Mightier Than All
Lord, I know that You are powerful and greater than any trouble that might come my way. I trust You to carry me through.
Never measure God’s unlimited power by your limited expectations.
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A Time for Everything
While flying recently, I watched a mother and her children a few rows ahead of me. While the toddler played contentedly, the mother gazed into the eyes of her newborn, smiling at him and stroking his cheek. He stared back with a wide-eyed wonderment.
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Lord God, You lead me through the seasons, and whether I’m laughing or crying I know You are with me. May I reach out to someone with Your love today.
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Silver Linings From 2020
To the Editor: Guess it would be: I’m working from home! I’m working from home! I’m working from home! No hurry-up breakfast force-feeding. No cold car. No lunch packing. Working in sweatpants. Less laundry. Happy pets. Screw the makeup. Bad-hair day is meaningless. No ringing phones and overheard arguments. No weird smells. No Muzak. Office with a window — that actually opens. Free to adjust the thermostat. Break-time walk around the yard instead of a parking lot. Introvert not forced to be around people eight to 10 hours a day. I’m one of the lucky ones. Wendy Sieja
To the Editor: Like many others, I was made to work from home. Because of that, I was able to see my 1-year-old son take his first steps. I would have otherwise been at work. Michael Mikulec
To the Editor: So many books, not enough time, has always been my go-to excuse for not reading more. This year, so many good books and lots of time. Stephanie Nicholas Acquadro
To the Editor: What was good about 2020? Not a thing. Not one damned thing. John Medinger
To the Editor: For much longer than we initially expected, we all slowed down. We saved time on our commutes, many of us picked up hobbies never thought possible because of the time commitment (hello, sourdough!), we graciously waited as co-workers figured out their microphone issues. Families and partners experienced a new mundane that became the new normal, and young adults across the country found themselves home with Mom and Dad — a gift to at least one of those parties. Alexandra Davis
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