Hello friends, followers, visitors and viewers.
It's Monday, March 30, 2020. One more day before we enter the big month of April. We've been fooled enough with the Corona virus so there is no need to think of a good/bad joke for April's Fools' Day.
Bad or ridiculous situations can be the best experiences you may have.
I listen to a minister yesterday. This was his second week of preaching "live" on Facebook. He admitted that he didn't think that much about Facebook or having a Facebook account. He actually thought Facebook was a ridiculous thing to participate in until the virus outbreak. In order to reach his congregation and other people around the world, he was encouraged to use the Facebook Live to post his sermon in actual time to as many people who could log in. The views he received for his first broadcast surprised him. He didn't know he had reached thousands of people (more than the number in his congregation) on line. What he thought was bad became good for him.
Some of us have been laid off from jobs and put into social distancing beyond our control. This has had an impact on emotional and social well being. We can’t control bad situations, but we can control how we react to it. It’s our mind and logical thinking that should be leading our lives. Doing that, we can stay on top of our goals. Problems do not go away. They must be worked through or else they remain, forever a barrier to the growth and development of the spirit. You must take life the way it comes at you and make the best of it. When you have a positive attitude, you see the solution to every problem. Instead of feeling bad for yourself, you seek ways on how to win over the situation.
There are things that we can’t control. The only things we can control are ourselves, but there’s really nothing we can do about the external forces. What do you do with things you can’t control? Will you just cry about it? There’s not much you can do about it anyway. You’ll just stress yourself out thinking about it. So, how can you make the best out of a bad situation? Embrace each day as it comes.
"Life Is So Sweet...embrace each day as it comes"
cardstock: Neenah white: Hunkydory floral pattern paper; Recollections black; Paperandmore pink: 49 & Market Cottage Cutz
sentiment: Cosmo Cricket tiny text
embellishment: 49 & Market cottage blooms
entry: https://www.wordartwednesday.blogspot.com
Thanks everyone for viewing.
Sending you a hug and love,
Lois
It's Monday, March 30, 2020. One more day before we enter the big month of April. We've been fooled enough with the Corona virus so there is no need to think of a good/bad joke for April's Fools' Day.
Bad or ridiculous situations can be the best experiences you may have.
I listen to a minister yesterday. This was his second week of preaching "live" on Facebook. He admitted that he didn't think that much about Facebook or having a Facebook account. He actually thought Facebook was a ridiculous thing to participate in until the virus outbreak. In order to reach his congregation and other people around the world, he was encouraged to use the Facebook Live to post his sermon in actual time to as many people who could log in. The views he received for his first broadcast surprised him. He didn't know he had reached thousands of people (more than the number in his congregation) on line. What he thought was bad became good for him.
Some of us have been laid off from jobs and put into social distancing beyond our control. This has had an impact on emotional and social well being. We can’t control bad situations, but we can control how we react to it. It’s our mind and logical thinking that should be leading our lives. Doing that, we can stay on top of our goals. Problems do not go away. They must be worked through or else they remain, forever a barrier to the growth and development of the spirit. You must take life the way it comes at you and make the best of it. When you have a positive attitude, you see the solution to every problem. Instead of feeling bad for yourself, you seek ways on how to win over the situation.
There are things that we can’t control. The only things we can control are ourselves, but there’s really nothing we can do about the external forces. What do you do with things you can’t control? Will you just cry about it? There’s not much you can do about it anyway. You’ll just stress yourself out thinking about it. So, how can you make the best out of a bad situation? Embrace each day as it comes.
cardstock: Neenah white: Hunkydory floral pattern paper; Recollections black; Paperandmore pink: 49 & Market Cottage Cutz
sentiment: Cosmo Cricket tiny text
embellishment: 49 & Market cottage blooms
entry: https://www.wordartwednesday.blogspot.com
Thanks everyone for viewing.
Sending you a hug and love,
Lois
1 comment:
Another beautiful card!!!
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