“An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” Benjamin Franklin
“An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” Benjamin Franklin
“An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” Benjamin Franklin
Once upon a time 1000 voices simultaneously spoke words of peace, kindness, and patience.” Some throughout the land listened. “Ssh!” they asked, “can you hear them?” Yes, yes everyone proclaimed we could hear the 1000 voices of compassion. And all was well in the land – the end…
Yesterday we did absolutely nothing!
Ahhhh! Just what we needed, even my kids needed a day of nothingness. I was up at dawn, futzing around the computer; trying to figure how to add a post on BlogHer. Apparently, I was doing it wrong and I apologize. I didn’t understand the instructions a week ago; therefore, while everyone was still sleeping and the house was quiet I figured how to post on BlogHer. Now that I know, I will post correctly. I think I figured how it’s done.
Today I am full of fear, angst, and in a fetal position. The weight of my world lies heavy on my chest, and sadly, I cannot find that darn box that held my joy, spark, and heart.
Yet every so often, I feel this pang that I need to do … do what? I have no idea; do more for others, do what I was “meant to do or be”, find my contentment.
“So bye, bye Miss American Pie….drove my Chevy to the levy but the levy was dry….” Lyrics by Don McLean – Miss American Pie