Okay, the first step of this better living in 2009 is giving up the negativity. This means, not only avoiding the anxiety-builders on every newscast, not only learning to turn another person’s negative spin into something positive, but cutting our own NEGATIVITY. ME? CHANGE? Are you nuts?
Whoa. This is hard for me. Negative comments are the way people in my family show how in-the-know we are.
I have been told by persons close to me that
”You do know that it’s okay with us if you go through the world without evaluating it?”
What?
You don’t NEED to know what I think of this television show? That politician? New Yorkers? Californians? Canadians? What about Paris Hilton? Do you really want to know?
Do you really need one more person to point out that those FREE male enhancement pills, the free computer instruction discs, the free energy tabs are about the “shipping and handling?” No, you know that. My comments add nothing except down energy. (Hey, I sort of got away with it, but we all have to have outlets.)
I recommend outlets in which no one is actually being damaged. Which means no one is in position to hear our negativity.
Which leaves talking back to the television (only when alone) and belligerent dialogues with that insanely saccharine voiced woman telling you how important your call is while you are on terminal hold. I personally have grave fear that my responses (a kind term) when she says, “I’m sorry, your call is so important–are being recorded.
Let me try to get you the help you need by seeing if any of the following options meet your needs.”
**See previous entry for BLIND OPTIMISM, federal highway department.








