Having trouble letting go of something? Maybe it’s time to take the wise words of Maura, the 8 year old, into account: “Sometimes you just need to take a nap and get over it.”
Take a nap. Leave it all behind. Start fresh. Live for now.
Wishing all of you Happsters love and happiness on this beautiful Sunday!
How do you let go of something that’s bothering you? Let me know in the comments!
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Go for a walk with my dog Maggie. Take a drive. Talk with someone I trust to work through the problem and seek wise counsel. Let go and let God help me through the tought times.
Those are all great ways to let go. What kind of dog is Maggie?
Maggie is an Australian Shepherd. He father was a mini and mother a stand size. Maggie is a bundle of happy energy and loves to go on a walk or hike. She also likes to ride shotgun in my pickup truck.
So sweet!
Perfect and oh so very true, thanks for sharing.
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This is why I love kids
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Yes, indeed, letting go of the old emotional baggage allow new emotional gifts into my heart! :~)
hmm im all for a good nap 🙂 ways to let go: music, talking with a good friend, writing it out. i may be adding naps to this list.
Great advice! 🙂
This was timely! Thanks I might just do that. 🙂
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I’m in like mind with Redneck Garage, I go for a walk with my dogs. I have a Mini Aussie shepherd, Rascal, and a Blue Heeler Mix Dolly. They remind me that I’m loved, and that if it isn’t about them…it must not matter. 🙂
Aww love it!
1. Take a big deep breath.
2. Go outside for some fresh air.
3. Take a drive.
4. Do the dishes. Do the laundry. Or do some other mundane household chore to keep your mind going.
5. Practice yoga.
6. And sometimes, you just need to go into a closet or a bathroom, close the door, lock it, and then just let out one big, long, scream.
How do you let go of something that’s bothering you? This is a good question and have read all your comments. Well I simply divert myself to other and try my best to live in present moments. 🙂
Kids do say the best things! Oh, to be free of these filters we build up as adults and be able to view the world from the eyes as a kid again. I miss that, I really do. That Maura is one very smart girl.
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So true – life after sleeping is so much easier 🙂
Young Maura will learn to appreciate naps later on in life! My personal escape is reading a good novel.
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Hahahaha! Awesome *and* true! This has absolutely been my response this week. Changing meds has led to some unfortunate tumultuousness (is that even a word?) in my system, and I’ve had to take a deep breath, walk away, and take a nap more than once!
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