Conversation – 16
Hello Peeps time for a new Conversation Thread. This is
number 16 out of the series. I created and started this thread nearly 7 years
ago. I will change it often from now on. This is just a knock around
thread about things in life. My life and others. I am an avid Heidi
Daus Collector, former singer, model and so on. I do this thread because
I enjoy what I do. I love fashion and music and HSN is a little of both.
I cover a lot of music and fashion on this thread.
I am going to wish Happy Holidays to all the Peeps out there and please
stay safe.
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Peace Out Peeps! Enjoy your evening and stay safe. 😘
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Happy Holiday’s
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I am going have to wait for the Toddy I have very early labs in the morning I cannot
have any food for the rest of the night. My stomach is a little upset too. I have been
worrying about my child it could be stress. We were cold in OZ today and I do go out
early morning with Poppy so I know where the sniffles came from.Please be careful going out I don’t want you to fall or anything like that. I want you to
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Club Sheba Holiday Edition
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That is wonderful that your daughter is feeling better and, especially, tested negative. What a worry on your part. I feel a little better, hubby about the same. Depending on how he feels tomorrow, he may see about getting a test. Take care of those sniffles like you take care of mine. A warm toddy will do the trick.
Snow still coming tomorrow into Christmas. It has not been a nice December in the ‘burgh. It will be a last minute decision on going to mom’s. She is going to a 2:00PM mass and then home to put the food in the oven. If we go, we will eat and run since snow is supposed to start around 6:00. Mother Nature is not pushing things back on my account. After this whole year, why should it end smoothly?
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You are right, every cough, sneeze, ache or pain makes me think covid. I feel a little better today, hubby is about the same. Depending on how he feels tomorrow, he may go for a test.
My sister is in Orange County. She has been there 28 years. First she lived in Mission Viejo and now lives in Rancho Santa Margarita. She has no plans to move back to the ‘burgh, lol! Since mom was widowed two years ago and is now 90 and living alone, she comes back for a few months to give me a break since I am the only one here to help mom. She just retired a year ago and is single so it’s easy for her to come and go. And definitely much appreciated.
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I left a you a message here that went poof. I love Estates Sales, Barn Sales and Garage Sales.
I like to interact with people. I do miss those times. I always walk away with a good friendship
and a good price for my goodies.I will write again about those times. Have fun shopping today and gear up. 😘😎
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Cooperation
In our world, there is always someone in need of our best efforts to rally a group of helpers and healers.
Cooperation seems simple: working together toward a common goal for the benefit of all involved. But amazingly it can be quite challenging, even when we have so many successful examples all around us. Human society is based upon the concept of cooperation, but finding a balance to ensure the good of all members of society is difficult. In nature, symbiotic relationships form between unlikely allies: a bee and a flower, a bird and a rhinoceros, small fish and sharks. Yet nature also shows us instances of constant competition in which only the strongest survive. Given the choice, it seems most people would choose the more peaceful path of cooperation. Intellectually, we know that together we can create something greater than what one could do alone, but cooperation still seems to be one of the greatest challenges people face. We don’t always agree on how goals can be reached. Our priorities may be different, or our methods, but in the end, cooperation offers the best chance for success.
So how can we learn to cooperate with each other? We can gain greater perspective by trying to understand one another’s point of view, perhaps even putting ourselves in their place. We can search for commonalities as well as differences, and look for the good in different approaches. There is always more than one way of doing things, and some approaches are better suited for certain situations than others. All this is easier when we let go of the necessity to be right and to call others wrong. More important, we must believe that there is a solution that benefits all involved, not just one side.
The results of cooperation can be as simple as effortlessly getting everyone in your household to their appointments to large-scale social shifts to changing minds and hearts or policies that affect the future. 😎
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11.19.21 4:04 AM
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