It is important to me to be positive. To find the good in people, things, experiences.
This does not always happen, but I try.
Posting about positive things is good for me. Thanks, Sarah (she blogs at Permanently Primary). She has a weekly linky that I'm joining today.
1. I did not throw up today.
What you wonder?
I got silly with my class at recess. On the merry-go-round. It was hilarious!
One sweetie gave me advise for how not to throw up. She said, "close your eyes." I didn't like that one.
She offered another suggestion. "Scream, really loud." I did that and it felt pretty wonderful. When was the last time I screamed, just for fun?
After what seemed like 5 minutes (but was it really more like 1.5 minutes?) I tried to get off. But the merry-go-round kept going faster. And no one was pushing. Very confusing!
Ok, managed a jump off. Staggered to the left, nearly fell down, laughed at my self and hugged my little sweetie who got off with me.
No throwing up.
2. DWTS!!!!!
I had no idea that another season of Dancing With the Stars had started. Tonight after dinner, and a family walk, my younger son led me to the tv and showed me. WHAT??? I missed last week. Bummer. But thankfully I am watching now. And every Monday and Tuesday from here until the finale.
Perhaps I will now leave school at school on Mondays and Tuesdays, so my evenings are free to watch dancing.
What's positive with you today?
I would be interested to know if there is a scientific principle behind the screaming idea because I swear it works! This is how I keep from throwing up on roller coasters! Happy Monday!
ReplyDeleteI have never heard the idea of screaming. I used to ride any ride I wanted, but as I have gotten older, I have gotten dizzy and sick feeling on a few rides, so now I'm hesitant to ride some rides that my daughter would like to ride. Maybe, I'll give it a try! ;p We were thinking alike, we got home before 5 today which is a rare event. I have told my daughter, that is one of my goals this year.
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