Tag Archives: emotions
Day 210; Footnotes of When the Days is Calm
To the rescue! With a feels like temperature of over a hundred degrees, I asked my son to make sure he had plenty to drink at work. He has a water bladder that fits inside his back pack, but I … Continue reading
Day 187; Footnotes of Considerations and Contemplations
Contemplations and considerations. I guess I will find out if that freezing tomatoes will actually work or not as I froze nearly all I had in the house. I didn’t want to waste them as I have in the past. … Continue reading
June Twenty-seventh; Finding Serene
In this day and time, it is not easy to find, but it can be. The feeling of being serene. The feeling, of quiet, uninterrupted, calm. Back when I was working, it was nearly impossible to find. I would get … Continue reading
April Thirtieth; Bitter or Better?
It would be so easy to be bitter. To scream and shout and argue with any and no one that we should not have had to deal with what ever it was that life handed us. We did not deserve … Continue reading
April Twenty-fourth; What is Wrong With Me?
Empathic much? As a youth, when going to spend time at my paternal grandmother’s on Sundays for lunch, I could sit in the living room, and feel so absolutely alone. This was my family, but I didn’t fit. I could … Continue reading
Day 106; Footnotes of What Does Your Garden Grow?
I’m not a happy gardener. I had planted cucumbers the other day…I really, really love fresh garden cucumbers…I mean, really. But, when I went down to the garden today, the ones I had planted, had all died. They had looked … Continue reading
April Eighth; Anger is a Wasted Emotion…or is it?
I’ve had people apologize for making me mad, to which I reply, I don’t get mad. Dogs go mad. Semantics, mad, angry, same yet different. People then exasperated will correct with, I’m sorry I made you ..angry. To which I … Continue reading
April Fifth; How Can I Express Joy In This Moment?
I was somewhat forced into early retirement, due to the loss of my, job due to Covid. Sort of. Living mostly on limited Social Security is not easy. But not impossible. Yet it limits what I am able to do … Continue reading
March Seventh; And the Word of the Day is Thaw
I’m sitting here watching one of the feral cats attack a clump of grass in the back yard. I’m not sure what that grass may have done, but the cat is sure teaching it a lesson. One of the other … Continue reading
