Today, let’s share some general wisdom on life:
Sometimes I need to remind myself to look at my blessings rather than dwell on all the things that have gone wrong—or that I may think have gone wrong.
How much we miss while trying to do FOR our families instead of WITH them.
We can’t even control our own behavior most of the time. Why do we try to control other things or people?
We’re always trying to put round pegs into square holes.
These two are particularly meaningful to me as I have lived through my sixties and into my seventies.
This may be the best of the bunch. Amor Vincit Omnia.
Words of wisdom we all need to remember.
I hope these little sayings have been meaningful to you. Each one of them has an important meaning to me.
What can you take from these and apply to your own life? Which was your favorite? What other such sayings are important to you?
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WANA: We may not have it all together, but together we have it all.
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An enjoyable post, any one I believe you could have chosen and added your thoughts. For a few years now a sermon about thankfulness has resonated with me unforgettably. Despite the trials of the past years I have continued to count my blessings and it has helped my attitude always. Now I talk to Him honestly but when I do, I always include first my thankfulness for the good in my life, for which I am truly thankful.
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Excellent post! I really liked the last meme. I will keep working on that!
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David – Each message is filled with wisdom in its own inspiring way. I really like the last one also. Grandmother used to always say, “Words are as dangerous as a firearm. Once spoken, you can never take them back.” Also, the one on growing old spoke to me loud and clear. As Tom and I meet one medical issue after another, I remind myself that God’s grace has permitted one more day to make a difference in this world created for us.
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And you really do make a difference, Sheri.
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These are all beautiful and I try to live them daily. I had not heard the growing old and a privilege denied to many. I must remember that. Thank you for brightening my day.
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Always, Karlene. Glad I could.
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Loved this post, David! Cheers, Ashley
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Thanks, Ashley.
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Pearls of wisdom. I need to reflect on these more often.
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You mean you’re gonna quit trying to control me? Sweet.
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I like the wisdom you shared today, David. All are relevant to me too.
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Glad you find them relevant, sis.
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