It’s 3:41 AM, I’m thinking about what’s disturbing, and I just posted this on Twitter (excuse me, but I find the new name “X” disturbing):
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For me, here and now, what’s disturbing includes
- Physical pain,
- Emotional pain,
- Social and financial inequities,
- U.S. politics,
- Fascism,
- Gun violence, and
- Thoughtless cruelty.
What’s disturbing is that when I encounter unexpected obstacles to pursuing my goals, I can become momentarily burnt out and discouraged.
What’s the opposite of disturbing? Wait a moment; I’ll check.
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It really helps to focus on what’s not disturbing, especially because our minds automatically focus on what’s disturbing.
I’m going to finish this blog post so I can try to get back to sleep and get a rest from what’s disturbing (including my arm that’s very sore from a COVID shot and a flu shot I got yesterday at the hospital).
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What’s disturbing about those daily holidays?
Here’s what I find on YouTube when I look for “what’s disturbing.”
Actually, I don’t want to share what’s disturbing on YouTube. Instead, thanks to all who visit this daily blog, including YOU!
