May 1, 2009
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Swine flu indeed
I got a mask,
just in case.Does anyone else get Knopf’s Poem-A-Day?
Have read some wonderful works
by all kinds of poets~I have only 2 new pictures:
Here is Milee
and me, a poor pictureThank you all, for your comments-I appreciate them!
What are you most scared of?
I love you!!
Comments (11)
I’m most scared of something bad happening to my children and spouse. This ranges from them simply being unhappy to death by random lightning strike and abduction with all its myriad horrors.
My greatest fear is spending the rest of my life living alone.
Both pics are beautiful.
What a wonderful photos. Judi
Swine flu can be a killer.. I hope it doesn’t get out of hand.. I haven’t any masks..
Have a relaxing weekend. Love the cat.
Christy
What am I scared of? Definitely not the swine flu. Why? Because I haven’t heard reasons to be scared. I’ve only heard fear-full emotions. The few cases that have been reported have been almost all with children. Why haven’t their parents contracted it if it’s that contagious? How fast has it spread from those who had contracted it? There hasn’t been a reported case for many, mnay miles from me. And no reports of it spreading from the closest site. I just don’t see it spreading to be a worry to me. And I have more fun things to do than be worried about some remote fear.
Many fears, all those that can be placed in the category of warnings – valid or not – of impending danger, can be confronted with courage and caution as we move ahead despite our feelings. Some fears seem unique to each soul, phobias that need special work and effort to transcend. More often than not, love comes into play in our on-going quest to conquer our fears. If we choose to fight fear, love is our greatest ally. It is said that “love never fails.” So I suppose it’s ironic that the greatest fear I have is to be a failure: to be misunderstood regardless of my genuine love; to never, ever find just the right words or deeds that will convey to the heart of my beloved convincingly the sincerity of my love; to be unable to ever mend the rifts of suspicion that keep me distant from friends and enemies alike because they’ve never requited my love and trust with the blessing of their understanding and acceptance; and as a result, to live and die amidst so much unnecessary bitterness and sorrow arising from that failure. Bless you.
A mask! OMG!
Fear is a bad adviser, to be ready is a good adviser; you did got getting a mask, it makes feel safer and that is important too. I hope things will be okay.
I am resisting the urge to get a BUNCH of masks.
It’s Halloween again???