Wie geht's?
Relentless positivity is the place to be (baby).
It's a phrase I heard from Jacinda Ardern during her recent (successful) campaign to win election. She got my vote!
I've adopted the phrase because I can relate - relentless being of the 'never give up' variety.
Luckily, apples never fall far from the tree. When I was growing up, my mother's sunny disposition and positive, pin your ears back, attitude was what I saw every day.
Optimism and a can do attitude can go a long way. They can also aggravate some people.
Rather than saying 'Regards from Karen', a colleague of mine signs off her emails - 'Rainbows and sunshine'. Some of my staff are annoyed by that. Go figure.
The poem you're about to fall in love with is of the moment - autumnal changes can be seen as negative to some (all that leaf decomposition I suppose) but I love autumn.
It clears away the old, ready for all that new growth in spring.
New Rooms The mind must set itself up wherever it goes and it would be most convenient to impose its old rooms—just tack them up like an interior tent. Oh but the new holes aren’t where the windows went. Kay Ryan (2015) Love and peace - Wozza |
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