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This is what I do with my hands when I'm worried. I am worried. I'm frustrated with my lack of a place to stay next semester for student teaching, and worried about having absolutely NO friends, OK one, about isolating myself, and worried about never finding someone who can really truly appreciate who I am on the inside.
"The worried bat" decorated the side of an abandoned spy agency building since last fall, but finally succumbed to the demo crew.
this is the look of a baby after his mom was forcing him her boob and saying "suck it! c'mon suck it!!" poor baby.
I can't believe today is Day 85 of Project 365. I am blessed beyond measure to be able to say I have made it thus far. I am horrible about waiting until the last minute and I would like to say it is because I'm waiting for inspiration to strike. However, that may be true at times, but more often then not I get so caught up in my own selfish "well-being" I forget about things like this project, that make me who I am and make me incredibly happy (when I let the pressure cease to follow me around on my back like a flying monkey).
Hello my name is Maddie and the last time I worried was 40 seconds ago.... "Hello Maddie..."
I am a Worrier. I have to know the plan and can't wait around for you to tell me when, where, why...because I wanted to know yesterday. That being said, God has blessed me by surrounding me with Warriors. First and foremost, whether I admit it or not, He IS A WARRIOR for MY cause. I quickly googled worry scripture (I am not preaching at you, just sharing my heart) and one of the results is Psalm 55:22 and the latter part of the verse says this: "...He will never let the righteous be shaken." He is my Warrior. As I said, I have many in my life, my Mum is a force to reckoned with and you should meet her. My sister, my Gran, my Da, my brothers, Anna, my Cuwe Minnehaha ;), Angelica, Deven, and those are just a few. These people remind me that though I am a Worrier...I am also a Warrior. Together we make each other mighty because without these "bed fellows" in this thing we call life, how else would I keep from "being shaken"?
Happy Day 85! Here's to being this mixed up bag of Warrior and Worrier...
Day 335: Found out my Grandpa (on my Dad's side) is having surgery tomorrow. He had some gall bladder surgery last week and somewhere in the course of all that they discovered two tumors on his colon. It appears that they are benign, but the larger one HAS to be removed because it's causing him not to be able to eat. Due to his age (82) and the fact that he has emphysema, he has about a 50% chance that he won't come out of it. I'm very worried about him, needless to say. My Dad says Grandpa's in a great mood, laughing and happy...I can't ever remember him being any other way...he's just such a happy soul. Dad is confident that he'll make it through just fine and I really hope he's right.
It took me years to perfect my toe stands. I an now do them without worrying I'm going to hurt myself. Yipee!
Once I heard from my dad, I went into this empty office next to mine so I could have a bit of pity party for a moment. There were several times today that all I wanted to do was find a dark corner and just have a good cry.
"Don't worry about the world coming to an end today. It is already tomorrow in Australia." ~Charles Schulz
Figured some of us might need the reminder that we're worrying more than we have to!
Verse
"The worries of this life ... and the desires for other things ... choke the word, making it unfruitful." (Mark 4:19)
The well "consumes" the coin.
Worries and wishes can consume us.
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Vortx Toy Coin Bank
"Bolero" by Ravel (performed by London Symphony Orchestra)
Note: Video slowed to twice as long as original video.
So I went to Mexico last summer and I picked up a box of the worry dolls. I thought she made for a pretty cool picture (:
Fifty days after Easter comes "Kataklysmos" - the Day of the Holy Ghost. In Cyprus it is celebrated by fairs held on the water fronts.
Kataklysmos is a water-based festival that takes place along the beachfront, on Saturday of the Pentecost and Whit Monday.
The date for Kataklysmos follows the Orthodox Calendar, falling each year on Sunday of the Pentecost and Monday of the Holy Spirit.
Protaras is a predominantly tourist resort which comes under the administrative jurisdiction of Paralimni Municipality in Cyprus. In ancient times, where Protaras is now located, stood the old city-state of Leukolla. The city possessed a small safe harbour where the Athenian Demetrius Poliorketes sought refuge in the year 306 BC, lying in wait for Ptolemeos, one of the successors of Alexander the Great.
Life is better in flip flops.
Don’t worry. Beach happy.
Don’t Count The Days. Make The Days Count.
Time for some Vitamin Sea.
My favorite place to vacation is anyplace by the ocean.
Well, i meet this lady today who has a foot disease and a supply of only 50 Euro / month. She told me that she tried to commit suicide a day before because there is no one to help her with money or medicine.
A sad story.
In case you're worried about what's going to become of the younger generation, it's going to grow up and start worrying about the younger generation. (Roger Allen)
Burmese construction workers on their way to work, Phuket, Thailand, packed like sardines in the back of a work truck. Under appreciated.
Rosey-May said she was worried , so she been sitting in the castle thinking. Then she rolled down a list and said
''This is me list of worry, I wrote it down, so could you tell me answer please?'
So guess I will have to do some explaining later, and no I didn't eat your cookie !
“The way I’d describe it is that I would fall asleep worrying about something. I’d wake up worrying and then spend the whole day worrying. No matter how hard I tried to get rid of the thoughts, they didn’t go away. The more worried I was, the more anxious I became. It was an endless cycle. I was diagnosed as pure OCD. I didn’t have any compulsions, so it wasn’t physically noticeable. Which is why I suffered for years without seeking help. I had trouble concentrating at school. But I asked for help and finally got better. I managed to finish and come to study abroad. I’m from Latvia. There is no real awareness of mental health there. When I first arrived at the university here I had a leaflet handed to me about mental health. OCD was mentioned on there. I thought that was fantastic. It was such a relief to know that it was recognised. And I wasn’t alone.”
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