In group therapy, we often talk about how our minds tend to focus on what’s wrong. We also discuss how people are often wrong because we’re human and how to forgive ourselves for our mistakes.
Do you see anything wrong with my images for today?
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Was it wrong that I told my mother that if mothers got Mother’s Day and fathers got Father’s Day that there should be a Children’s Day and she replied, “Every day is Children’s Day”?
I was wrong when I thought “Everybody’s Somebody’s Asshole” would be the most popular song on my live album. Is it wrong of me to include the Spotify and Apple Music links for it here?
https://open.spotify.com/track/26bUo7633QoMD9oR4HFXWU
https://music.apple.com/us/album/everybodys-somebodys-a-hole/1832060396
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I know it’s not wrong for me to end every blog post by expressing my gratitude to YOU!
Years and years ago, when I was still a young person working at my first real job I recognized, finally, that I was always quick with a negative response to someone’s idea (I worked in training, so we were pretty creative) and that I should also be searching for the positive things. That was almost 50 years ago. I still tend to see the wrong stuff first, but I am no where near as negative as my husband who ALWAYS tells me why any suggestion I make won’t work, is stupid, or obviously not appropriate. I’ve stopped suggesting much of anything. I also feel sorry for any contractor that signs on to do a project for us. It will never go well. Sigh.
You are not alone, Dawn. 💙
I was appalled enough when we elected Ronald Reagan, so I was not quite so sanguine when the First Felon came down the escalator. I was not wrong to believe we would elect Hillary (we did, in the popular vote), but that the electoral count actually put him over the top seemed to be a horrible glitch in the system. As he has proved to be ever since.
So many wrong things and people, Barbara.
It’s like the reverse in a picture, fill in the other space to see what’s right
You are so right, beth.
Loving your song Ann! I hope your album is doing well!
I love that you love it, Carol Anne.
Hope your album is doing well, Ann!
Thanks, Carol Anne! 💙
I remember learning things in school—things I almost take for granted now, like how to read—and being surprised by how easy they were. But anything that was easy made me suspicious. Surely learning anything had to be hard. Even now I have to remind myself that some things really are as simple as they seem.
You are not wrong, Chris.
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Well, we could look at being wrong as not-being-right-yet, Ann.
That is so right, my friend!