If you don’t know the definition of “solutions,” there’s a solution for that.
When people come to individual therapy seeking solutions, they sometimes discover they also have marital problems that have “no easy solutions” (see definition above for quote).
Do you see solutions in any of my other images for today?
Here’s what I find on YouTube when I search for “solutions”:
I look forward to your thoughts and feelings about solutions, below.
Gratitude is an all-purpose daily solution, so thanks to all who are here now, including YOU.
My dad loved rhubarb pie. My mom made it for him once a year when rhubarb made its first appearance of the season at the supermarket. I seem to remember that the cooking rhubarb had a horrible odor. I don’t think she ever combined it with strawberries though.
Thanks for sharing that memory, Debbie!
The only simple solution I trust is sugar and water, which I put in the hummingbird feeder that hangs on my window. The hummingbirds seem to trust it too, and so does the woodpecker who is hilarious because he’s almost as big as the feeder itself, but that doesn’t stop him from hanging from it and getting a drink.
I trust your solutions, Chris.
often the solution is right in front of us but we fail to see it
I appreciate the solutions you share, beth.
Solve the darn problem. Put it aside to stew awhile and address the next one. Which is it, Ann?
It’s both, Mark!
I had a feeling your could help, Ann.
I love your Tweets, Ann, and in particular when you challenge the inane comments from a politician such as Tom Cotton. On behalf of myself and others–thank. you! It seems to me that one of the solutions to the problem of disinformation/misinformation spreading is when we speak up and say “no more!”