Conversation – 18

Enjoy this Spring Thursday Peeps. OZ is on the chilly side with rain. 😎✨

Sheba, My motto with clearing out the closets is; if someone can use it and it’s just hanging in a closet for a year ( or more in most cases) then donate. I have up two coats that I wanted to keep but really would never wear. Well, one was mine and one was my son’s. I might have a coat habit because I just love them.
It’s nice and cold here. Got a walk in before the rain. Waiting for a dry out before I do some hiking.
Thanks a bunch about keeping an eye out on the choco nuvo deadlines. I missed it last year.
Have a great evening!

Oodie, with all the money these places make the least they can do is provide a clean environment and healthy food. Sorry you have to clean everything and then some.

@shoelady60,

Lady Milo will always be Jack I love the show for all the right reason how to teach your
kids to be respectful and love each other. 😘💕I have to say The Train with Mandy was
one of my favorite shows it was so well done. I have been into Mandy Moore since she
was a teen. Mandy is only in her 30’s and played an older mother very well. ✨Mandy
is an excellent singer as well.

Rain in OZ tomorrow too. I am going for a nice Perlier Shower. I did some outdoor work
I don’t think you want to know I could not resist it and I wanted it done.

Sweet dreams I am so glad your sister made it back to California with no hassle.

Peace Out Peeps stay safe and enjoy your evening. ✨

@oodiebom,

I just read your post and my god that is a lot going on for one person.
Are you sure you don’t want a bonded cleaning company who does this kind
of work to to some parts of the house?

I would like the critter problem solved that would drive me nutso.

Busy day tomorrow let me know how things goes I have been outside doing gumballs
what fun. Shizzle!

I will be glad when your husband is home and you all can head North when the time
is right. ✨

@xango,

Poppy and I just came back from a nice walk. Spring is in the air. I am wiped out
from raking and getting up those gumballs from our gumball tree the entire neighborhood
has them we did not want them but someone thought they would look nice. Yeah right
but those gumballs are ugly I did five lawn bags of them. Lawn service comes tomorrow
and we will have rain so that is done. ✨🌹

I am about to take a Perlier Shower. 😘✨🌹I want some of your home made bread that would
make my evening.

@sheba2011

Good afternoon to you. Warm but dreary day here, rain coming tomorrow for a couple days.🌧

Sis left yesterday and made it back to CA without any problems. Just glad she didn’t have any cancellations. Between the weather and the airlines, you just never know what to expect. Talked to her earlier and she was on her way to the garage to see if the car would start after four months.😕 On and off rain where she is located.

Up to mom’s on Friday to take her here and there. My days get so confused when sis leaves because I don’t go to visit on Friday’s when she is here.🤪 I keep thinking today is Thursday.

Yes, I miss This is Us, it was my favorite show. I have watched the new one with Milo, not too bad, but I still think of Jack when I see him.💗

Don’t work too hard, sending hugs and kisses to you and Poppy.🤗🥰💖

Bitterness

Bitter feelings allow us to become perfect victims, in that we no longer feel obliged to work toward healing.

It is natural to feel resentment or anger when life does not unfold as expected. We consciously or unconsciously anticipated one experience, and we grieve for the loss of it when the universe puts something else in our path. Most of the time, we work through these feelings and they pass. Occasionally, our anger and resentment do not fade and are instead transformed into bitterness. Bitter feelings allow us to become perfect victims in that we no longer feel obliged to work toward healing and choose instead to identify with our pain. Yet as unwholesome as bitterness can be, it is also a natural element of our emotional palette. When we acknowledge that it is okay to feel bitter, we reconnect with our hurt in a constructive way and can begin the process of working through it.

The nature of bitterness is rooted in the fact that the pain we feel provides us with a rationale. We may feel that we deserve to embrace our bitterness to its full extent. And to be bitter is, in essence, to cut ourselves off from all that is positive, hardening our hearts and vowing never to let go of our hurt. But just as bitter feelings can be self-defeating, so too can the release of bitterness be life-affirming in a way that few other emotional experiences are. When we decide that we no longer want to be bitter, we are reborn into a world filled with delight and fulfillment unlike any we knew while in the clutches of bitterness. The veil it cast over our lives is lifted, letting light and warmth touch our souls.

Divesting yourself of bitter feelings can be as simple as truly forgiving and moving on. Even when your bitterness has no concrete object, you can forgive situations too. Healing pain can be challenging but may be easier if you remind yourself that you are the only entity truly affected by your emotional state. In time, you will discover that letting go of your bitterness frees you to initiate the healing process and allows you to once again celebrate the possibility of the more wonderful life you deserve. AMEN! ✨✨