There was a girl who got through the day with routines, laughter. and some memes...chores, laughs, smiles, and some cats...food, naps, plus coffee too...then yoga for the win... a warm bath, some books, and You Tube📺-hdtj💜
What’s something you’d love to see in the future, but know you probably won’t live to witness?
Cars that drive for you. Why do I dream about that?
How successful are you at staying in the moment? I try to work on it. Since my TBI, it's been harder to focus after 30+ years of working on it.
Are you a “scroller” on Social Media? If so, does it relax you or worry you? Neither do I like politics or posts about it. However, I love funny or inspirational memes.
Do you worry about the state of the world? I feel like the digital world is going too far. Talking to an AI-generated "person" instead of an "actual person" confuses me when I ask for customer service. I also think robots are a bit much for performing surgery.
Having a positive outlook to share with your children or grandchildren about their future is important. What uplifting thing can you share with the next generation about the world they will inherit? When you take care of the Earth, the Earth will take care of you. Also, believe in something greater than you.
What tools do you use to enjoy the now? I enjoy listening to music, so I have a Bluetooth speaker.
Do you know someone who cannot stay still long enough to have a conversation? What advice would you give them about the value of this exact moment? I have a feeling that it's me who cannot stay still long enough to have a conversation. I am a busy girl with things to do. The value of a moment is crucial. Once the moment is gone, it's not coming back.
All of the above sounds like a plan! But read about a guy who might take a chance- “I have a tender spot in my heart for cripples and bastards and broken things.”― George R.R. Martin, A Game of Thrones
Curtis, the hopeful beta male kid, found a red door in the forest. This door held many secrets. One thing that he could earn was his strength if he crossed through it. But there was one stipulation. The kitty on the other side would distract him by asking Curtis to eat some of his kibble while the cat played his violin. "Are you SQUEAMISH?", kitty says. "I don't like cat food. I would feel like a mannequin on a TIGHTROPE", the fragile boy says. Yet, Curtis was motivated to be strong. He donned his GOTHIC attire; the cat recommended and inserted his software CD into his laptop to play some 80's tunes. Excited to enter now, He hoped for some strength when he reached the other side.
*** I am thankful my life is simple, although a portal that led to good things might be ok.
Also, I am thankful for a nice day outside, a few new prompts, and a reason to take pictures out on a walk around my yard. Exercise is good. Here are some things I found around the house and outside, too! "Red Things" Thankful Thursday Blog Hop: A Nice Bit of Happy – Brian's Home ~ Forever
There was a girl who got through the day with routines and laughter. and some memes…chores, laughs, smiles, and some cats…food, naps, plus coffee too…then yoga for the win… a warm bath, some books, and You Tube📺-hdtj💜
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