There are so many destructive forces at work right now that it can be difficult to hold onto hope.
As historically destructive force Milton approached Florida yesterday, I asked this question on Twitter (whose owner is a destructive force).
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What other destructive forces (or non-destructive ones) do you see in today’s blog post?
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Alcohol can be a very destructive force.
Here’s what I find when I search for “destructive forces” on YouTube:
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What are your thoughts and feelings about this “destructive forces” post?
Thanks to all who help me deal with destructive forces every day, including YOU!
the orange force of destruction.
I don’t think we really know what destructive force is until we have lived through a hurricane, a tornado, a flood, or an earthquake. Maybe an enemy barrage of rockets, as too many are experiencing today. But until one of those comes along, we may regard MAGA or some iteration of TFGs and TOGs lies as destructive forces (and they are), but they are nothing like nature, or war, having its wilful way with you.
Loved “remove car or it will be told.”
It will be told that I loved that too, Maureen.
Time is remarkably powerful. Anything that’s done, I’ve learned, can be undone, which is why we have to be careful about
Not just what we do but what we undo.
And hitting “Reply” too quickly. Because some comments can’t be undone.
Love all your comments, Chris.
Thanks for all you do, Chris.
Pick a favorite sub sandwich? Depends upon the day, Ann! Make me go with just one and I’ll say an Italian sub, full of tasty meats, provolone, lettuce, tomato and banana peppers.
Alcohol is definitely a destructive force at times! If you are not careful it can be!
Absolutely, my friend!