Worrying doesn’t change an outcome.
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A Patient Voice 
[…] This stream-of-consciousness conversation with my old friend, Worry, was inspired by Harlon at “A Patient Voice” and his post about worry. […]
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I have learned this many times. Still learning. Worry just adds stress. I’ll think I’m planning or problem solving, and worry sneaks in wearing a disguise telling me I must be prepared for the worst. What a waste of time! Thanks for helping me clarify this. Maybe I’ll catch worry sooner and say, there, there, go out and play!
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omg girl, i’ve been worried about what shoes to wear, should I wear underwear today? should I play Mariah Carey or Beyonce?… i’ve been such a worrying mess lately
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Underwear is just another thing to clean. Go environmentally friendly 🙂
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Step by step to the happiness… in 2018…
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I am in synch with you on that Dominique and am wishing you a 2018 of dreams coming true along with laughter. xo H
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So true
Something I needed to learn
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It is most definitely a work in progress. xx Harlon
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