Well today my son enters his last year of teen-age-hood. And will be entering...and I quote, "My life of doom." He equates getting older with life's doldrums of bill paying, and financial burden, and such forth. He is right to a point, but he is only going on what he sees and hears at this home. I feel bad, only because I have let myself get pulled down into the negative thoughts of oh woe is me syndrome. I am a very upbeat person, but lately I have not been, but by listening to my sons words, I hope that I can turn my thought process around.
I hope he enters adulthood with an optimistic outlook on life and is not jaded by what he has heard from his parents. Do I want to shelter him? No. But I don't want him to be a wet blanket about everything in life. N
o one likes to listen to someone moan and groan about everything.
So here's to you Robert and hope you look at the world with a set of fresh and wondrous eyes.
o one likes to listen to someone moan and groan about everything.
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I feel exactly the same way you do - I hope to change my negative outlook, but it seems so hard to do right now.
I didn't get your e-mails about the "Green " links, could you try again. I don't have a bulk folder or messenger so not sure where your e-mail went : (
My address again is:
justme32110@yahoo.com
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