Do you ever notice how people who commit nefarious deeds never seem to feel guilt while the rest of us need to throw the guilt away over and over again?
That’s why I started writing lyrics to a song called “Throw the Guilt Away” months ago, which I shared yesterday.
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I’m going to throw the guilt away about not completing that song as I share some people’s responses to it on Twitter (and I’m going to throw the guilt away about being on a platform owned by the nefarious Mr. Musk).
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Yesterday, I threw the guilt away as I took up some valuable time of the fabulous singer-songwriter Rose White, who gave me invaluable tips about navigating the music business.
Here is a YouTube video of the amazingly wonderful Rose:
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After talking to Rose, I threw the guilt away as I threw away my faithful iPhone 8 and replaced it with the iPhone 16. Everything is working okay on the new phone except the app that monitors my cardiac pacemaker and the app for Twitter.
I’m going to throw the guilt away for not mentioning the pacemaker monitoring app on Twitter as I share some responses to that post.
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I’m going to throw the guilt away as I share the rest of my images for today without explanation.
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On Writers’ Rights Day, I am throwing the guilt away about considering myself a writer!
Thanks to Rose White, my friends on Twitter, and all who are here for this throw-the-guilt-away post, including YOU!
In the first half of my life, I sometimes made promises I couldn’t keep. Over the last half, I made a promise to myself not to do that anymore. Keeping that one has helped me throw away the guilt about the others. 🙂
Wonderful!
I feel guilty about how much I’ve thrown away in the process of moving, and also guilty about how much I kept. I wish I could throw away guilt because that would be one less thing to worry about.
I feel guilty pressuring you to blog more, my friend, but I hope you take it as a compliment.