I got up at 4am-- Our bedroom was only 67F---Our room is the coldest room ion the house--always--
I tip toed down and turned up the furnace--then went back to bed, and couldn't get back to sleep---I was worrying about everything under the sun-- (Moms words!)---You see, I do the worrying as Himself has no idea what is going on anywhere in the world--nor does he ever think about anything ever going wrong---and so I worry--and-I even worry- about just me worrying--It sounds crazy doesn't it?----And you know what?-- Worrying doesn't change things--
Thoughts of hope, faith and victory-- That's what I must think about--
Wow! Stay warm! Good job, Lopez!
ReplyDeleteOH your words of wisdom are so timely for me today! Yes, have to replace that worry w/faith, hope and victory!
HOPE you have a good day!
Hugs
barb
Cold here, too...and snow! Not real deep yet...the snow falling is tiny flakes. It's enough to cover the cars and it's starting to build up on the ground.
ReplyDeleteWhen I catch myself with a worrying thought, kinda like your 'posters,' I remind myself that, "Everything always works out for me." (from the Law of Attraction). And I know it does. Even when something 'goes wrong,' something better always comes of it.
We gotta believe...and play our music!!!!! {{{HUGS}}}
Chilly and rainy here in Central Texas. We sure need the rain as we are in a drought status.
ReplyDeleteWE hear about the dryness there-- and here we should be getting snow--soon-No snow yet--Lynda
DeleteYou and Lopez are tough.
ReplyDeleteYour bedroom is chilly but thats good sleeping temp, so they say.
Worry doesn't change anything. Faith and hope...and prayer. Things will work out as they are supposed to. Believe! And, play your piano.
Hugs
The piano is worth a million bucks-for sure----WE CAN DO THIS__ LOL-Lynda
DeleteMarti-- " I'" am gong to be 80-- It sounds like you area worry wart too- LOL--Why will yu not be able to take care of yourself, even when yu get old?--and if u do have a heart Attack--, yu cannot do much about it-- I think yu ill be just fine--anyway, keep in touch with me--WE CAN DO THIS!-- Bugs my dear friend-Lynda
ReplyDeleteI sometimes wonder if others have noticed this phenomenon in themselves, told to me by a family member: "when everyone else is worried and anxious, I'm calm, because they have the worrying part covered; when everyone is calm, and I seem to be the only one seeing the problems, that's when I worry!"
ReplyDeleteThat is true--Lynda
DeleteI used to be a worrier but some years back I realized that whether I worried about things or didn't worry - things turned out the way they were suppose to. Maybe not the way that I thought they should, but in retrospect they turned out the right way! Take care and enjoy each and every day! Oh, and we got a lot of snow overnight on the morning that I had to drive to the gym. But I said a little prayer before I left and I made it there and back with no trouble!
ReplyDeleteThose little prayers do help-lynda
DeleteYes, Lynda….I am a professional worrier….I can worry about everything and anything AND it is worse during the dark hours of the night. I can so relate!! BUT, I do always try to remind myself that worry only steals the joy of the moment and doesn't accomplish a darn thing! ❤️Eissa7
ReplyDeleteI honestly never worry about anything. I used to in my 20s but learned that everything, but everything will work out as it needs to. Even those things that I considered bad at the time, I can see all the good that came out of it because I know that God always brings good out of bad. I firmly put the day in His hands and let go.
ReplyDeleteThat's really cold! I know it's difficult but try not to wast your precious time in worrying but use it in actions. (((hugs)))
ReplyDeleteDon't guess anyone cares, but we are both sick now...sheesh.
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