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"~Too Much Stress?~"

by Wondrous Wordsmith on 04/01/12

The majority of us (male and female) have issues with stress; other synonyms include angst, trepidation, or just plain ol' worry. Why do we do this...is this what life's about...is this in our nature, to worry about life?

Here's an interesting quote to ponder, "have courage for the great sorrows of life and patience for the small ones. And when you have laboriously accomplished your daily task, go to sleep in peace. God is awake." - Victor Hugo.

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1. laVender said on 4/3/12 - 01:03AM

How ironic to read this the day after report card day in my home (smile). I've been reminded over, and over, and over, to not worry about things I can't control, and reading your blog post this morning is only ANOTHER reminder. I believe it's our nature to worry, but thank God for a way out of worry through His peace.

2. Wondrous Wordsmith said on 4/3/12 - 08:30AM

Indeed laVender, you are so right, we worry about the things we cannot change, instead of accepting them as how they are for now...reminds me of the Serenity Prayer...of course, there are some things that we have the power to change which is also evident in the Serenity Prayer..."and the wisdom to know the difference."

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1.	laVender said on 4/3/12 - 01:03AM
	How ironic to read this the day after report card day in my home (smile). I've been reminded over, and over, and over, to not worry about things I can't control, and reading your blog post this morning is only ANOTHER reminder. I believe it's our nature to worry, but thank God for a way out of worry through His peace.
2.	Wondrous Wordsmith said on 4/3/12 - 08:30AM
	Indeed laVender, you are so right, we worry about the things we cannot change, instead of accepting them as how they are for now...reminds me of the Serenity Prayer...of course, there are some things that we have the power to change which is also evident in the Serenity Prayer..."and the wisdom to know the difference."