What was one positive thing that happened to you this week?
One positive thing that happened this week is....
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What was the most positive event that happened to you?
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Well thank you for asking. My list is too extensive to cover in just one answer. However’ some of the high lights are:
i became a mother and grandmother
i survived dangerous and threatening situations (too many to list)
ive been in love and been loved
i Drive a great car
i bought a great house
i had a great dad & grandfather
ive Had many financial windfalls
i have few but awesome friends
men still flirt with me (young and old)
ive gained invaluable wisdom
ive managed to give my kids a much better life than I had
i feel a deep sense of gratitude
im comfortable with the legacy I will leave behind
ive been given a lot of chances and opportunities
I've learned from most of my mistakes
ive learned how to play an instrument
ive been able to accept things I cannot change
ive been a part of the history of our civilization
ive seen the landscape of mars (pictures)
ive watched our civilization comes to grips with a darkness that needs change
ive met some incredibly high profile, intelligent and accomplished people and learned from them.
ive had an 80 minute massage at the ritz-carlton
ive stayed in the company of the very wealthy and all the perks that comes with that.
my kids tell me they love me and how important I am to them.
ive never been to jail or prison
i lived during the reign of my beloved President Reagan
these are just off the top of my head, the list could go on for hours. Generally speaking, although I have faced tragedy, despair, over whelming loss, violence and grief, I believe that the positive things I have experienced in life far out weight all the misfortune and tragedy I faced. The glass is always half full at the very least. It's easy to give up, walk away, or just submit. It's easy to give up and sink into a deep sadness and regret. But, it's pointless. Because at the end of the day, live is a learning experience and if you give up the fight than there is nothing more for you to learn or at least want to learn. I want to graduate with honors and be spiritually elevated as much as possible before I leave here. I don't have any desire to do any repeats. You only need to teach me most things one time. I hope this offers some insight into what I think is positive.