#life lessons learned

[pastorhogg]

 “What Do You Mean, Nineteenth?”

Life Lessons Learned Sometimes grace feels too good to be true. I don’t know how many times I’ve sat in quiet shame, head bowed, heart heavy, saying something like, “Lord, here I am again.” The sin might vary—anger, impatience, pride, doubt—but the feeling is the same. Guilt. Regret. Weariness. And perhaps most of all, a haunting suspicion that God must be getting tired of forgiving me for the…

 “What Do You Mean, Nineteenth?”

[ashlynya]

Learned a scam today

My finances are safe but my time is wasted. I wanted to do something with this fuckass dog. Yote into the abyss with you

[soulmates-twinflames]

Sometimes the bad things that happen to use in our lives put us directly on the path to the best things that will ever happen to us.

www.relationshipsreality.com

[stethingdave]

What I wouldn’t give to once again wipe the tears of joy off your face after a “Next Level” thorough cardiac examination.

[mylipsdontlie]

Minimalist

I am reading a book; referred by a guy I was with (love bookworms), The Rhythm of Life: Living Everyday with Passion & Purpose by Matthew Kelly.

Kelly said “Minimalism is one of the greatest character diseases of our time. It is the enemy of excellence and a cancer on society”...

Minimalism aka the short cut. My ex wanted to get rich the short cut way. My colleague works “strategically” by doing it the short cut way. Most guys on Tinder like to get into your pants the shortest cut possible. Some humans think “what is the least that i can do to finish this task?”, “how can I go to Estancia from Roxas City the least travel time possible?”...

I think it’s bull. We are so impatient to get to our destination, so much that we compromise the quality (i.e. of our work), the fun (i.e. of road trip), the excitement (i.e. of getting into his / her pants), etc.

Why can’t we stop for a while, live the moment and do things with passion? If not, then might as well don’t do it all; because if you fail the first time - and God forbid, you get no more second chances - that’s just an opportunity lost. Time wasted.

The project has to rollback. The train will pass. The girl is gone. You’re alone again, thinking of the one who got away. You’ll start all over again. Over and over again, until you find your old self thinking of what could’ve been or would’ve been had you gone full measures.

Just don’t go that way.

(c) 5 Oct 2017 Shalom

[mugglenet]

Lumos! Wherein we shine a light on the life lessons that J.K. Rowling gave us via the glorious first installment of "Harry Potter": http://www.mugglenet.com/2017/06/20-life-lessons-learned-sorcerers-stone/

[thethirdrose]

Ok so pro tip: if you are planning to pack up/sell your entire one-bedroom apartment, fit it into a station wagon, and then drive a thousand miles over two days, 1) don’t and 2) give yourself AT LEAST three days to recover from that nonsense before you expect yourself to be back to a basic level of functionality. 

[stethingdave]

I wish beyond all wishes you were lying here next to me, skin on skin, soul on soul, beat on beat.