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Rain...heavy, heavy rain and thunder and lightening and stuff!! and thank HP for a memory that is still intact as I remember the old timers repeating "IT'S ALL STUFF". Yes it is S T U F F. That was last night and a bit ago the emergency news repeated the warning...S T U F F is still around and will be coming time and again. I love the lightening stuff...far away and very close...the God's light show I call it. I love to go outside and watch it take over the night sky. Going outside doesn't mean while holding a lightening rod in my hand...I don't do that STUFF anymore. I'm still inquisitive and no longer crazy...go figure. ((((hugs))))
-- Edited by Jerry F on Saturday 17th of October 2015 11:18:25 PM
((Jerry I to love your expression :"still inquisitive,no longer crazy". I was "inquisitive" recently on my cruise as I sat inside watching the storm and high waves. It was exciting and I was safe.
Positive thoughts on the way
Great share Jerry - I am still a bit crazy at times and persistently inquisitive....
I was the child of 4 who always asked, Why? or Who? I vividly remember the frustrated perplexed look on my mother's face when every Lent season I kept asking, "Who says we can't eat meat on Friday?" Oi......year after year after year after year.....She tried to convince me it was in the bible - I couldn't find it and kept asking Where? So - blind faith for me was a great leap from my mind of origin.
I work to turn my crazy into learning. After all, if I didn't go thru what I've been thru I wouldn't be who I am....
Stay Safe!!!
You don't even want to get me started on the questions I asked about weather.....!!! My poor parents - had 3 easy boys an then me!
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I do so relate my Kansas sister and you had me laughing with the similarities!! Humor is a large part of my recovery with most of it coming within "What I did" rather than what I found out and what I do now. Was coming come from my morning meeting and driving up into the storm in the mountain side...what a perspective of Higher Power!! I was safe. Its a part of the perspective. (((hugs)))
Oh Jerry - yes, yes, yes - humor and being light-hearted are definite ways my program has saved me! When faced with drama, my first thought is don't react, don't react.....then when I call upon HP to lead me, my first question often is, What is your will and how would a normal adult respond/react in this situation?
I went to a meeting this morning (other side) and a new person that was to meet me as of yesterday did not show. I prayed and texted 6 hours ago, and no news. It's been a HP kind of day...
So glad you're able to watch the lovely light show but be away from the danger! Thanks for confirming that I am not alone in my 'crazy inquiring thinking'....
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Practice the PAUSE...Pause before judging. Pause before assuming. Pause before accusing. Pause whenever you are about to react harshly and you will avoid doing and saying things you will later regret. ~~~~ Lori Deschene