Too Much To Write

Do you ever have those moments in life where there are so many things going on, stuff you're dealing with good and bad, and so many thoughts swirling in your head that you have absolutely no idea where to start, much less write? I'm having such a time. I look back on the past year and a half and I'm just floored by all that has happened. It kind of makes my head spin. Yeah, I'm not even going to go into everything. I can't right now. I'm at work.

In lieu of writing anything interesting, I'm going to post some of my favorite Life's Little Instructions for your enjoyment.

- When faced with a complex problem, think simple.
- Don't waste time trying to be happy. Happiness most often comes
unplanned and unexpectedly--like a shooting star on a slient night.
- If what you're about to say won't benefit the person hearing it or improve the situation, don't say it.
- Remember that demonstrating class and showing style has little to do with money.
- Remember that you also gleam when you cause another's star to shine.
- Think of tomorrow as an irretrievable gift of 24 hours with no mistakes in it.
- Resign from the impossible job of trying to keep everyone happy.
- Never make an important decision until you have control of your emotions.
- Remember, your attitude is 90% of what people will remember about you.
- Take good care of your body; you can never trade it in for a newer model.
- A messy desk has this advantage: it offers unexpected discoveries every day.
- In the end you will be judged not by what you believed, planned, or dreamed--but by what you did.

And lastly (and the one I feel is most important to remember):
- Remember these four things about anyone you meet:
1. They're afraid of something.
2. They love something.
3. They've lost something.
4. They're dreaming of something.