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Some random thoughts zipping through my brain this a.m.
When you do the wrong thing because it is easier you are choosing a convenience that isn’t always convenient.
The path of least resistance leads to a vast sea. Resistance builds muscle. If you’ve done nothing to build muscle, how will you swim the ocean?
Hijacked words don’t mean what they used to…but the rainbow is still God’s promise.
Sometimes your reasonable friends are silent and your unreasonable ones are loud.
Lawlessness is a scary thing, and too many people are not recognizing it for what it is. Wake up! United we stand, divided we fall.
It is easy to forget how fragile life really is, and how so many things beyond our control can dictate our level of comfort…a drought, a tornado, an earthquake, a terrorist attack…can changes lives forever in just a moment.
Sometimes I’m reacting more to the fact that you’re telling me that rather than what you’re actually telling me.
There are days I hurry home so that I can do nothing...something I can do quite well.
Nobody wants to hear what you have to say because too many people are talking…and some of them are so loud!
What better day to start than today? It’s the only day in which you can actually live and make choices. Make some wise ones for yourself.
When I look at others and judge them a little because they are different from me, I am forgetting that I am different from them…and different from most people. I remind myself to stop. Just stop. I don't have to answer for them. I have enough things to answer for my own self.
Would you have ever imagined 20 years ago that everyone’s best buddy would be a hand-held device?
Arguing with strangers about religion or politics…or anything…in social media, forums, chat rooms, etc. accomplishes nothing. Arguing rarely, if ever, accomplishing anything positive.
Truth makes you mad when it hits you where you live.
Good post!!
ReplyDeleteI read this yesterday and then totally forgot to come back and make a comment when I had more time. You have a lot of thoughts going through your head; amazing you could remember them to write them down in blog form. I too am amazed about the cell phone basically "taking over the world" in a few short years. I often remind hubby of the fact that 30 years ago we actually went to the grocery store or went to church and didn't have any way to really communicate with anyone else during those times and it was okay to be like that. You left a number where you were going with a babysitter and hoped for the best. Hubby doesn't, of course, answer a call during church, has it on vibrate, but it does bother me a bit that he takes it in with him during the service.
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Loved the rainbow statement. :)
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