Re: Getting Moving on Monday
Posted: Mon Apr 08, 2013 5:51 pm
I am usually pretty open to technology and anything instant. But I remain convinced that facebook can be a huge problem that divides as much as it includes. Was reading that several once-strong internet sites have gone down in recent years because all those who used to share information there are only going to facebook any more. They may even still be talking about the same subjects, but of course it's limited, not open. And new people who search find unused, sparsely-posted sites with only historic info, and move on.
OKay, as far as a ministerial staff being criticized because they are not available fast enough on facebook... ... obviously, that holds as much water as a sieve.
Per-day chat - as I had mentioned to mamapiano last week, I am fine with one social group or one social activity per day. In fact, that's enjoyable. When adding more, such as a doctor's appt for someone in the family added to a choir practice or baby shower the same day, or even a big shopping trip, etc., I become less efficient as I become less confident. It's not really that I don't have confidence in myself - I am quite certain I could run AT and T. I just recognize that my comfort zone is fading fast and anything can happen - I could have an attitude adjustment right there in the midst, LOL!
And perhaps lose my graciousness with the grocery bagger, plus get very tired. Social stuff equals tiredness for me lately so much more than it used to.
I can't let multiple events keep me from being on my game, since anything can happen in my household.
Oh, Emptynester just posted. Check out the iron that is easy on the tummy. Feosol makes one. I believe I have a memory of helia and I chatting about this back when my dmom had to take iron.
Got to the hospital today in time to have a brief between-examinations chat with my dear uncle before he was taken by ambulance to a rehab center. This is a disappointment. However, it is a step toward home. He is now much farther away from me, more difficult to visit.
Thanks, Kathryn.
Annette Funicello and Lilly Pulitzer also died today.
OKay, as far as a ministerial staff being criticized because they are not available fast enough on facebook... ... obviously, that holds as much water as a sieve.
Per-day chat - as I had mentioned to mamapiano last week, I am fine with one social group or one social activity per day. In fact, that's enjoyable. When adding more, such as a doctor's appt for someone in the family added to a choir practice or baby shower the same day, or even a big shopping trip, etc., I become less efficient as I become less confident. It's not really that I don't have confidence in myself - I am quite certain I could run AT and T. I just recognize that my comfort zone is fading fast and anything can happen - I could have an attitude adjustment right there in the midst, LOL!
I can't let multiple events keep me from being on my game, since anything can happen in my household.
Oh, Emptynester just posted. Check out the iron that is easy on the tummy. Feosol makes one. I believe I have a memory of helia and I chatting about this back when my dmom had to take iron.
Got to the hospital today in time to have a brief between-examinations chat with my dear uncle before he was taken by ambulance to a rehab center. This is a disappointment. However, it is a step toward home. He is now much farther away from me, more difficult to visit.
Thanks, Kathryn.
Annette Funicello and Lilly Pulitzer also died today.
As I travel across the country speaking about MS, perhaps I can offer others comfort and hope. - Funicello
Being happy never goes out of style. - Pulitzer