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The truth is, I have had just as much heartache and sadness in my life as the next guy. I lost a dear, sweet mom to breast cancer. Todd and I have had a miscarriage, a house fire, and a failed business. We’ve had financial problems, gone through some rough patches with our teens, and fought cancer. ![089 089](//lh4.ggpht.com/-5SRZQyv7hFg/TgbBphcDmXI/AAAAAAAAAxE/cSqAQZqaSKk/089_thumb%25255B8%25255D.jpg?imgmax=800)
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Despite all these sad events, my basic nature is to look on the bright side of things. In fact, I try to make a daily choice to be positive. Consequently, my posts usually highlight the good memories, the positive aspects of my family life, happy events. However, every once in awhile, there are days – maybe even weeks – of gloominess or sadness. In fact, I’ve been a bit “down” for the last three or four weeks. I can’t even pinpoint what started it, but I have been bored with my job, frustrated with housework, and have experienced just a general “blah-ness”.
So, I had to wake up this morning and remind myself it’s time to “suck it up” and choose to have a positive attitude. And, thanks to encouragement from a dear friend, I spent the day cleaning, followed by a little pampering with a pedicure and eyebrow waxing. My house is clean, my toes are pretty and I’m back on track.
Now, I can get back to writing all those ridiculously cheery posts about my wonderful family and blessed life -- which is a lot more interesting to read about than my boring job, my messy house and negative attitude!
1 comment:
:) It's refreshing to read your Pollyannaish cheery posts :) They inspire happy thoughts in others.
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