Sorry, I never answered your comment – I did all the rest on my phone, and I missed yours! It just means that he worried about a lot of things that never came to pass. Many of us have wasted a lot of time thinking about, worrying about, and/or getting upset about what MIGHT happen. And very often, whatever it is that we expect to happen never does. My big one is imaginary fights I have with people. Sad but true. I think they are going to react in a certain way, so I get all riled up. The argument almost never happens in real life, so I’ve wasted a lot of time and energy and emotion on made-up troubles.
Lol, that’s true. I like to believe that I haven’t spent much of my time worrying about things that never came to pass, but I’ve definitely done that sometime or the other
This month has some of my favorite quotes! I have tried to keep this one in mind, because it totally describes me. Less as I get older, but I’ve spent a lot of my life worrying about things that never came to pass.
I’m still prone to fret over things so I can’t get to sleep. I have to keep telling myself to STOP! I don’t always listen, unfortunately. Since I’ve gotten older, mine is mostly when I’m upset or angry, rather than worried. Sometimes it works if I distract myself or force myself to think of something else. Sometimes.
I can’t tell you how many arguments and angry conversations I’ve had in my mind, how many things have kept me awake at night, just anticipating a lot of trouble. Mostly, things never turn out the way I fear they will, so it’s such a waste of my time and emotion!
This book is for everyone who's ever been around kids ever. In the supermarket. On the street. In church. If you've ever so much as thought a strange comment in a kid's direction, then you'll relate.
Undead is a book about living. It's got zombies and Jesus and miracles, oh my! If you've ever felt empty inside, if you've ever thought, "there must be more," then read this book. It's good, ya'll.
"This collection of old-time cures and superstitions offers a unique and lighthearted look at some of the beliefs of ordinary families who lived in the Southern Appalachians."
A comparative analysis of The Hunger Games and Christianity. Because, you know, why not?
What does that mean? :/
Sorry, I never answered your comment – I did all the rest on my phone, and I missed yours! It just means that he worried about a lot of things that never came to pass. Many of us have wasted a lot of time thinking about, worrying about, and/or getting upset about what MIGHT happen. And very often, whatever it is that we expect to happen never does. My big one is imaginary fights I have with people. Sad but true. I think they are going to react in a certain way, so I get all riled up. The argument almost never happens in real life, so I’ve wasted a lot of time and energy and emotion on made-up troubles.
Lol, that’s true. I like to believe that I haven’t spent much of my time worrying about things that never came to pass, but I’ve definitely done that sometime or the other
Ha ha! I totally understand what that means!
This month has some of my favorite quotes! I have tried to keep this one in mind, because it totally describes me. Less as I get older, but I’ve spent a lot of my life worrying about things that never came to pass.
Me too. I keep telling my daughter, who is a worrier, not to do this but I think it is a lesson you have to learn for yourself.
I’m still prone to fret over things so I can’t get to sleep. I have to keep telling myself to STOP! I don’t always listen, unfortunately. Since I’ve gotten older, mine is mostly when I’m upset or angry, rather than worried. Sometimes it works if I distract myself or force myself to think of something else. Sometimes.
The story of my life!
I can’t tell you how many arguments and angry conversations I’ve had in my mind, how many things have kept me awake at night, just anticipating a lot of trouble. Mostly, things never turn out the way I fear they will, so it’s such a waste of my time and emotion!