Here’s some stuff about stuff:
- In my groups (where I encourage people not to stuff their feelings), members have been talking about having too much stuff and wanting to get rid of stuff.
- People seem to focus on getting rid of stuff in the spring.
- The other day, there was so much stuff about stuff in group that I wrote this line: “How much stuff is enough?”
- I actually have enough stuff for my concerts in May and June, so I’m not planning on writing any more new stuff; instead, I’m going to focus on the old stuff.
- When you wake up in the middle of the night worrying about stuff, Tim Box (whose stuff appeared in yesterday’s blog post) suggests that you not get anxious about being anxious.
- I keep telling my husband Michael not to move my stuff, especially my medical stuff.
- People can get very territorial about their stuff.
- As Shakespeare wrote in The Tempest, “we are such stuff as dreams are made on.”
- I love stuff like that.
Here’s the rest of the stuff for today’s blog post:
I don’t know where and how they come up with that stuff for each day.
Here’s great stuff I found on YouTube:
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Thanks to George Carlin, William Shakespeare, Tim Box, Michael, The Daily Bitch, my friends on Twitter and Threads, the people in my groups, and everyone else who helps me deal with stuff, including YOU!
I love and need my stuff. Here’s a little something I wrote about that back when refugees were streaming into Europe from Syria, et al. https://www.barbarasbookhouse.com/Stuff
“… here’s the thing:
You know all those refugees fleeing the war that has destroyed their homes? All those thousands of people pouring through the borders of the European Union? Those people don’t have much stuff. They had to leave most of their stuff behind. They didn’t want to. They aren’t downsizing for a simpler way of living. They are hoping against hope that they will find new homes. That they will have more stuff. Stuff that they like and use and need and enjoy. All the infinite variety of things that make up the stuff of life.”
I appreciate all the stuff you bring, Barbara.
I am one of those people who are always giving away stuff, I see it as putting it out in the universe, and each time I do, I feel a bit lighter. everyone has the stuff that is special to them and I certainly do, but not too much. I think. and what about when people yell out, ‘stuff it!?” not a common courtesy
Thanks for all the generous stuff you bring, beth.
I agree. I’m concentrating on collecting a lifetime of “stuff” into books..It feels good!!!
That’s wonderful!
I like “As Young As You Feel Day”! I try to keep my mind off the stuff that makes me feel older.
We have some stuff in common, Debbie!
Remembering that Carl Sagan said “We are all star stuff” I love that the stuff of the stars is always creating new stuff.
https://blogs.nasa.gov/Watch_the_Skies/2024/02/27/view-nova-explosion-new-star-in-northern-crown/
You are a star, Chris, sharing so much great stuff.