Conversation – 16

Club Sheba

@sheba2011

We didn’t market during the weekend or today. Like you, my sinuses have been bothering me. Yes, sinus headaches as well. Haven’t done much in the last few days and yes, I do feel guilty. The Prevagen is working. Hubby’s voice is coming back stronger and though I have hearing problems, I can hear him once again. I don’t know if it’s the miracle of the pill or something in the vaccine that makes me feel better.

Have not heard anything on my cousin except he is still in the hospital. I know he is supposed to start chemo and that may be the reason. I also do not think he has any real transportation to the hospital other than a bus ride which could take over an hour. So that may be another reason. Just not sure what is going on. I am sure I will hear from the family if there is anything to tell. Hope things are looking up for your BIL. There’s lots on the market now, so maybe there is a cure, especially if caught in time.

Well, back to being a bit lazy. I’ll work tomorrow. Air quality is non existent right now and nor rain in sight. YUK!!!!!!

In A Hurry

Always being rushed and in a hurry doesn’t allow time for the soul to enjoy life, which is composed of small, ordinary moments that can be beautiful

Our lives have become increasingly fast-paced, and the effort to keep up often occupies all our time and attention. We are so busy rushing from point A to point B that we forget to enjoy the ride. We race to the store without noticing the leaves on the trees or the clouds in the sky. We go through the checkout line feeling too pressed to converse with the cashier or the other people in line. At the end of a day filled with this kind of frantic pace, we may begin to wonder what it is we do all these things for, if we don’t even have the time to occasionally stop and just take it all in.

Always being rushed and in a hurry doesn’t allow time for the soul to enjoy life, which is composed of small, ordinary moments, like watching snow fall from the sky, having a spontaneous conversation with a stranger, or lingering over a meal for several hours. Small towns and the people who live in them can teach us all a thing or two about living life to the fullest as a daily matter. City people have a tendency to think that their lives are full because they are doing so many different things, but in a small town, there tends to be more time left open to be spontaneous or take an extended moment of rest. This certainly doesn’t mean that we can’t live in a city and enjoy life fully — we can and do; it just takes a little more awareness.

One thing we can do, wherever we live, is bring awareness breaks into our day and take 10 minutes to simply look out the window and observe what’s happening outside. We might also choose to cultivate a relationship with someone we see regularly, such as a clerk at the convenience mart or a neighbor. Taking time to have a conversation that is not necessary is a true luxury in this day and age, as is staring out the window. Participating in these acts of timelessness makes the biggest city in the world start to feel a little bit more like a small town.
AMEN! 💕😎

Cherie,

Good Morning in S. California miss you and the kids. Be well. 😘

@kittengirl,

Good Morning in California may this be a good week for you and the family. 🌹

@toberkins,

I hope this week finds you and hubby doing well in California. 😎

@shoelady60,

Good afternoon in the ‘burgh. 😘💕Very humid day in OZ. I hope your hockey 🏒 team
pulls through.

Make is a great day for you and Jake. How is your mother doing today I bet she is ready
to get going somewhere. 😎😘Kudos again to your sister for being a fabulous sister. 🌹

@71flowerchild,

Howdy in Texas have a wonderful new week. Our projects seem to never end. 🤣
Give Jewell and Little D an humid and wet OZ pet. 😘