Well, I have avoided any posting because I have been way off my game. And then I thought don't be a phony, the honesty of the battle with living joyfully is important. It would be misleading to try to sell that I am always happy and can always see the happy side of everything. But I really fell, head over heels down the hill for a while. I was mad about everything, I mean everything. Although I remained grateful which is easier than happy, I was annoyed. Little things like the music that plays in shows like Greys Anatomy, the music that keeps you from hearing the dialog. It's so distracting and annoying! Endless commercials is another thing. If they show one or two I'll watch, no big deal but when they show twelve I'm gone. I am either fast forwarding or I've gone to throw in a load of laundry. People in blinding bright spandex on bikes who travel in the road as if they are in automobile instead of on a bike. Then they get into a group and travel three wide. Why?
People who don't say thank you for anything! I won't get into politics, there is so much to be upset about I don't know where to start! People who tweet every thirty seconds and have to alert the the face book world everything they have a coffee.
Don't ask me my opinion and then get mad at me when I don't say what you expected. Stupidity...oh boy....why am I so intolerant.
I know we all have our own process and journey and we are constantly evolving so why am I irritated with people who are far along in their process. Shame on me.
I am working on getting my happy back. Lots of reading back to gratitude. On any given day that you and everyone of your family return home safely it's a flipping miracle, honestly. I am not going to let myself be mad...I just won't. But I will wonder if the same twenty somethings that tweet pictures of their lunch will be tweeting photos of their newest prescription or the mailman arriving late or worse a change in bowel movements in their senior years??????
Let's hope the hell not!!!
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