What do you do when you have so many things you want to do, but there isn’t enough sunlight in one day to do them all? I no longer stress what I can and cannot do.  

I put what is important first and go from there. I knew I was going to finish my beige blanket and I did. I may have wanted to pick up some more yarn, because the idea of a new project always makes me smile.

I stayed focused and did the next thing on my list. That is all you can do. One thing at a time and you might be surprised that you actually finish everything you set out to do and if you can’t do it today? There is always another day to shine.

I am going to make sure I write (or type) something every day. I may not finish my thought, but at least I will get started. If I can sit for a few minutes, I can crochet a stitch or two. I know every stitch counts and every word type does the same…

Time to move on to the next thing on my list.

Bye IV Now, LD*

Today is another day

Another day to set your dreams free.

I am finally keeping my word.

I have stopped looking at the big picture and 

I am taking one step at a time.

I have crossed one step off of my already long list.

It is all I can do

Is take one step at a time

And one day 

I will cross off everything on my list

And Happily start another OnE….

Bye IV Now, LD*

Have you ever wanted to give a person a second chance and when you did, you realized why you didn’t want to be around this person?  Well, I did just that, and within a few minutes I knew I was right to keep my word.

People are people and some are just meant to be passing friends. Passing friends? One might wonder what this is, but it is as simple as it sounds.

A passing friend is someone whom you know and happen to come across out and about. Example: you are in a store, and you notice a person you know, so you say, “hello” small talk and be on your way.

A passing friend is someone whom you only talk a short while with nothing too personal, just enough to acknowledge them before you go one about your business.

If it looks like they want to talk longer, apologize and let them know you have somewhere else you have to go.  This way you won’t have to accept an invitation when you don’t want to go or lie to get out of an invitation in order not to hurt that person’s feelings.

I wanted to believe this person wasn’t all bad, but I was wrong. Well, let me correct myself. They are good people, but there are some people who just aren’t a match with your personality. I don’t like to judge or to be judgemental. 

Your will cannot overpower the person you’re talking to or talking at? That last part “talking at,” because if you are talking at me then you are not talking to me.

Oh well, I can honestly say I gave this person a second chance to not be, “A Passing Friend.” Everyone needs a second chance, and it was done.

Bye IV Now, LD*