Conversation – 17

I Want a New Drug
Song by Huey Lewis and the News

I want a new drug, one that won’t make me sick
One that won’t make me crash my car
Or make me feel three-feet thick
I want a new drug, one that won’t hurt my head
One that won’t make my mouth too dry
Or make my eyes too red
One that won’t make me nervous
Wonderin’ what to do
One that makes me feel like I feel when I’m with you
When I’m alone with you
I want a new drug, one that won’t spill
One that don’t cost too much
Or come in a pill
I want a new drug, one that won’t go away
One that won’t keep me up all night
One that won’t make me sleep all day
One that won’t make me nervous
Wonderin’ what to do
One that makes me feel like I feel when I’m with you
I’m alone with you, baby
I’m alone with you, baby
I want a new drug, one that does what it should
One that won’t make me feel too bad
One that won’t make me feel too good
I want a new drug, one with no doubt
One that won’t make me talk to much
Or make my face breakout
One that won’t make me nervous
Wonderin’ what to do
One that makes me feel like I feel when I’m with you
I’m alone with you
I’m alone with you, yeah, yeah

Club Sheba

Finding Our Life’s Work

Your most important work in this lifetime may not be your job. It’s a conviction within your soul, recognizable if you allow it to shine.

Sometimes it takes us the better part of a lifetime to discover our life’s work, even though we may have been doing it our whole lives without necessarily realizing it. Our life’s work is not always what we do to make money, although we often think it should be, and sometimes this way of thinking prevents us from seeing clearly what it is. It may be the work of having children, caring for them, and running a household. The way we know our life’s work is by how we feel when we are doing it.

When we are doing our life’s work, we feel an uncanny sense of ease and alignment. This doesn’t mean that the work is always easy, and it doesn’t mean that it’s the only work we have to do; it just means that there is a conviction deep inside us that tells us we are in tune with our innermost self. When we are engaged in our life’s work, our bodies feel more alive, because our energy is devoted to a cause that, in turn, feeds us. We may be tired after engaging in our life’s work, but we are almost never depleted. We feel grounded in the world, knowing that we belong here and have something important to offer.

When we are deeply unhappy, depressed, or subject to one illness after another, this may be due to a sense of disconnection from our life’s work. At times like these, finding the work we are meant to do is an essential act of healing. Most of us remember a time when we felt fully engaged in some act of work, service or creativity, and it is here that we may rediscover the work we are meant to do now. On the other hand, it may be time to explore what inspires us through volunteering, taking a class, going back to school, or just doing whatever it is we long to try. We all have callings, and when we find them, we owe it to ourselves to nurture and protect them, because while they may or may not be our livelihood, they are the keys to our wellbeing. AMEN! ✨✨

@kittengirl,

Kitten wishing you a safe and good Month of March. Sending kitty hugs. ✨✨

@shoelady60,

Good day in the beautiful ‘burgh. Enjoy the Luncheon with your SIL. How is your sister
and mom doing today? Wishing them a great new month. ✨😘💕

Enjoy the day OZ is beautiful and I hope your Hockey Team did well. ✨😎

@71flowerchild,

Wishing you a good day in Texas. Hugs to the Fur Babies. ✨✨

@taci,

Good morning in S. California wishing you a good and safe week. I am so stress
from the Telly I wish for peace and soon. ✨

@oodiebom,

Good day on the Gulf Coast. 😘✨How are things going I am pretty sure you are
trying to call doctors and get your husband’s appt. all settled. I am wishing you
the best of luck on that. 😘✨

Enjoy the afternoon and welcome to a new week and tomorrow a new month. 😎