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What have you learned about yourself during the pandemic?

Discussion in 'Your Front Porch' started by redwing1951, Nov 7, 2020.

  1. redwing1951

    redwing1951 Well-Known Member

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    Wondering if anyone has learned something new about who they are or what they hope to accomplish in life over the past 8 months?

    For myself I have learned to slow down. Not to worry about what needs to be done in a day. I know this is a cliche but "don't sweat the small stuff" comes to mind.

    Peace & Love
     
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  2. Autumninthefall

    Autumninthefall Active Member

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    Great one, red! I’ve definitely learned I’m much more resilient than I ever thought possible. And this is random, but I hope that someday I can go scuba diving. We all need silly things, not just serious, to look forward to in the future.
    Hope you and family are well, everyone.
     
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  3. To stock up more on TP
     
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  4. Bulldogs

    Bulldogs Well-Known Member

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    I have learned that it all doesn’t have to be done today or tomorrow.....and that family is the most important thing in life.

    It’s ok to just sit on the porch and listen to the birds and wind blow. I ordered a nook just as this all began and I have read some really great Biographies/Autobiographies.
     
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  5. Bulldogs

    Bulldogs Well-Known Member

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    My favorites so far are

    Steve Jobs book
    Bill O’Reilly....The Killing of Lincoln
    Bill O’Reilly.....The Killing of Christ
     
  6. redwing1951

    redwing1951 Well-Known Member

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    Patience I must have patience. Lots of deep breathing. Take in the good air and blowing out the bad.
     
  7. AnneT

    AnneT Well-Known Member

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    There were things that I "couldn't" do because of Covid, that I was relieved to not have to do. So why engage in them now that I "can"?
    There were things that I really missed/miss - the pandemic has clarified some of my values.
     
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