Today, because I want to be quitting feeling sick as soon as possible, I’m quitting my usual activities (except for blogging, apparently).
Years ago, I decided I was quitting the Northeast U.S. because of weather like this:
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Then I decided I didn’t want to be quitting the region of my birth. Instead, I’ve been quitting any thoughts of living anywhere else.
Do you see quitting in any of my other images for today?
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Maybe some people will be quitting smoking on Cigarettes are Hazardous to Your Health Day.
Here’s what I find when I search for “quitting” on YouTube.
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What are your thoughts and feelings about quitting?
On International Thank-You Day (or any other day) I won’t be quitting thanking YOU.
I would like to quit hearing the name of our 47th President ever again, and him as well.
You are not alone, Dawn.
I have one more thing to quit. I will quit thinking that I need to clean the whole house in January. I’ve already cleaned the toilet – well, I do that once a month anyway – and cleaned the bathroom mirrors. My son doesn’t really notice. I’ll just mosey through cleaning stuff whenever I feel like it. Probably get the whole house done in a year that way. Then I can still say that I clean the whole house once a year. TADA!
Don’t ever quit being yourself, Barbara.
I agree! My husband never notices and follows right behind me, dirtying stuff back up so what’s the point.
What IS the point?
I need to quit thinking about work when I’m not working. Life’s too short to worry about not being awesome.
So true, Chris. Thanks for not quitting this blog.
For me I never quit! I’m not a quitter! feel better soon Anne! <3
Thank you, Carol Anne!
I plan to quit situations that don’t positively serve me in some way.
Great advice, beth.
I’m trying to quit being very anxious about what the cold is doing to our house, Ann, as I keep listening to the sounds of this harsh winter.
I hear you, my friend.