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With the excuse of possible rain, and an actual need to let my old body recuperate, I took today off from my usual stuff. It is Sunday after all, not that Sunday has religious significance for me any more, it is still a designated “day of rest.” I have so much to be grateful for, […]
Continue ReadingMy exclamation of life and living is that just being here, to see what happens next, is reward enough for still being alive. When you count yourself entitled to life, you’re always disappointed it wasn’t enough. When you realize you’re not entitled to anything, disappointment turns to gratitude. Gratitude is a “tell” of health and […]
Continue ReadingOne nice thing about writing at night, versus morning, is that I get to relate regular daily things. Today is amazing. I resolved a long time problem I did not expect to resolve. Helped someone with stuff they’re nervous about, but are learning anyway. Moved forward progress on a crucial project. Handled a medical emergency […]
Continue ReadingHaving listened recently to conversations about progress made and not made in life, I’ve come to appreciate the value I get from chaos and hardship. People, myself included, are not where we imagined we’d be at this point in our lives, and have the opportunity to be upset about it, or not. I’ve mostly gotten […]
Continue ReadingOne of the benefits I get by writing at least one piece per day, the David-Daily, is that I ask myself about what “needs” to be said. That’s a tricky question, because as much as I may care to say a thing, so what? Does what I have to say matter to others, and if […]
Continue ReadingHaving started two other articles today, for the David-Daily, neither of which came together, I’m just going to review my day. And that’s not bad. First, I’m grateful that I have a place to stay, food to eat, my cats are fat and sleepy and bossy, and I have some resources to use, towards things […]
Continue ReadingWhat do certainty, entitlement and control have in common? They are all devoid of reality, and they are the life ambitions of common people. They are the mental obssesions of an ego driven ideological life. Spiritually absent, psychologically broken. Certainty, entitlement and control are what regular people, people not Americans, want in life. Full of […]
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