The field isn’t mine anymore, but I’m still glad to see that the ponies returned yesterday .
There was a look of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse about them as they are all wearing their fly masks, not that they seem unduly bothered by them .
I drove to Llandudno and bought a gift for my sister’s birthday at Mostyn Gallery
I’m going around to see her for supper later.
I enjoyed the folk concert last night and my companion. jason is an interesting character and always good company to be around.
He has an interesting philosophy in life which predominantly centres around the abject refusal to get stressed by anything
“ What’s the point ? “ he says simply
And strange as it may seem he seems to live successfully by this maxim.
It’s an enviable quality
My son is like that. He rarely lets things get to him. It is sure a quality I admire.
ReplyDeleteOn reflection , I think I worry too much about small stuff .
DeleteBig stuff I have perspective over
It sure is an enviable quality!
ReplyDeleteLearning to worry less about things out of your control is a skill
DeleteI worry about everything and then I get worried about worrying! Silly really!
ReplyDeleteNo pretty normal
DeleteI've finally learned to stop worrying about things I have no control over. But I still fret. Human nature, I guess. Can the horses see out of their fly masks? Hope so. Enjoy your dinner with your sister. Hugs, Elaine
ReplyDeleteI’m finding being mindful helps at times of worry
DeleteIt’s a diversion
As I've got older, I realise time spent worrying about things is time and energy wasted. Mind you, I have spent many a sleepless night NOT worrying about things, lol! xx
ReplyDeleteI’m not plagued by stress insomnia ….if which I’m thankful
DeleteI honestly think that between nature and nurture we are inclined either to be a worrier or not. My mother said I was always a worrier which I responded to (in my mind) with, "Well, I had a lot to worry about when I was a kid." And I still worry. At the age of 67 I doubt I'm apt to change. I sure wish I could.
ReplyDeleteWorrying about things OUT OF YOUR CONTROL is always a downer
DeleteEnviable indeed if one can manage it.
ReplyDeleteIndeed weave…..I think what I envy is the skill some people have that they only worry about what they can control
DeletePeople often perceive me as a laid back non-worrier type but I have my times.
ReplyDeleteI think most of us do
DeleteCan I change it, if the answer is no, don't worry
ReplyDeleteWill it eat me, if the answer is no, don't worry
Is it my problem, if the answer is no, don't worry
Be Happy.
Nicely put david
DeleteMany many moons ago when I was married, my husband used to say, "You are such a worrier, why do you worry so much? My answer was "Well, SOMEONE in this family has to!
ReplyDeleteI think almost making someone in a family a worrier is more common than u think
DeleteI'm much like your friend Jason... I try to not get stressed by anything. Sometimes much easier said than done, but Im pretty successful 90% of the time. He's right....
ReplyDelete“ What’s the point ? “
That fly mask looks very uncomfortable, there are much better versions these days.
ReplyDeleteI admire his attitude to stress and worry.
ReplyDeleteNow I've go something new to worry about - those poor ponies' 'masks', looking more like blindfolds. Still, as you can be relied on to know what you're talking about, I'm reassured by your comment that they don't appear too bothered, and I'm going to believe you. ;-)
ReplyDeleteI sometimes think if I didn't have any worries' I'd be dead.
ReplyDeleteI tend to worry most about things I absolutely have no control over. As I suspect most of us do.
I always think those horse masks look so creepy.
ReplyDeleteI am with Jason I never worry about something I cannot change , my husband on the other hand is a stress head , the kids will say dad is doing his headless chicken act again lol .
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