Negative People

[janie1234]

Beavs you crack me up! I knew you were just joking. I can always count on you to make me laugh.

 

[baylian]

Hopefully you understood that was meant to be humorous but if taken the wrong way please accept my apologies as I meant no harm.

Sorry Beav's - I really thought you were serious. No need to apologize after explaining.

Thank You . . . .

 

[trishk]

Right now I am going through a rough time with a divorce and custody issues and it is so easy to let all of the negativity overwhelm me. The first thing that I watched this am was a PBS special that dealt with people who didn't have medical insurance and where literally dying right here in America because of it; they had medical bills coming out of the ears, and most of them ended up dying. It really made me see that my problems aren't so bad and that it could be worse.

 

[SirenSongWoman]

Last year I was in a car crash that I had no right to survive. Bystanders were astonished. My car was totaled but the only damage was busted-up knuckles on my left hand. It didn't happen right away but I slowly came to realize I survived for a reason, mainly because of some unexplained things about the accident that felt bigger than just luck. I swore I'd banish the negativity that seeps into my pores at work but, remember, I was home recovering (and working out a lot). When I returned to work I swear, it was all of an hour-and-a-half when someone went out of his way to try and start something with me. It just rolled off because I'd made a promise. I was really good for a long time but about four months into being back I was smiling less and starting to become irritated. Like the poem says, nothing golden lasts. But writing this has me wondering if I shouldn't try to get back there... after early November, maybe