07 May 10
Here's mine;
Next door were playing their music loud, again. They've turned it off now, clearly their kids find it as hard as our to sleep with the noise so they've been swaring at them to get back up to bed and fall asleep. They're so lovelly.
The cat has cought a bird which it brought screaming, yes hte bird screamed it's a horrible sound, into the kitchen. We got he cat off the poor thing, which is still alive. It's so frightened that we've closed it in and turned out he lights, hopping it'll calm down and be able to fly away in the morning.
07 May 10
Originally posted by yo its meBetter than yours.
Here's mine;
Next door were playing their music loud, again. They've turned it off now, clearly their kids find it as hard as our to sleep with the noise so they've been swaring at them to get back up to bed and fall asleep. They're so lovelly.
The cat has cought a bird which it brought screaming, yes hte bird screamed it's a horrible sound, into the kit ...[text shortened]... nd turned out he lights, hopping it'll calm down and be able to fly away in the morning.
HA!
07 May 10
Originally posted by yo its mepigeon pot pie (smacks lips)
Here's mine;
Next door were playing their music loud, again. They've turned it off now, clearly their kids find it as hard as our to sleep with the noise so they've been swaring at them to get back up to bed and fall asleep. They're so lovelly.
The cat has cought a bird which it brought screaming, yes hte bird screamed it's a horrible sound, into the kit ...[text shortened]... nd turned out he lights, hopping it'll calm down and be able to fly away in the morning.
07 May 10
Originally posted by yo its meHere's a thought to maybe cheer you up, YIM: for all of us pressure and adversity are inevitable...
Here's mine;
Next door were playing their music loud, again. They've turned it off now, clearly their kids find it as hard as our to sleep with the noise so they've been swaring at them to get back up to bed and fall asleep. They're so lovelly.
The cat has cought a bird which it brought screaming, yes hte bird screamed it's a horrible sound, into the kit ...[text shortened]... nd turned out he lights, hopping it'll calm down and be able to fly away in the morning.
but stress and unhappiness are strictly optional. Appreciate your kind spirit and hope the bird flys.
08 May 10
All silent next door this morning, guess their sleeping in. No one seams to leave for work from that house. They've got he nicest car in the street though 😕
If I was petty minded I'd play our music too loud, but I'm not.
The bird flew out this morning but it's leg is broken so it's hiding in the bush we have in the frount garden. Hopefully it'll be safe there. I've grounded Citcat and most other cats leave our garden alone. Interstingly our kitchen window has a record number of bird poo (from the outside) all over it this morning!
08 May 10
Originally posted by yo its meMaybe the bird will recognize how kind you are in protecting it and return the favor by pooing on the nicest car on the block...
All silent next door this morning, guess their sleeping in. No one seams to leave for work from that house. They've got he nicest car in the street though 😕
If I was petty minded I'd play our music too loud, but I'm not.
The bird flew out this morning but it's leg is broken so it's hiding in the bush we have in the frount garden. Hopefully it'll be sa ...[text shortened]... tchen window has a record number of bird poo (from the outside) all over it this morning!
08 May 10
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Originally posted by orion25Pressure and adversity are external impact vectors (what the context of our daily world does to us). Stress and unhappiness are critical internal factors (what we do to ourselves by reason of the cumulative effect of many point in time emotional reactions or objective responses which result in many sound or unsound decisions). Look around at celebrities as well as ordinary folks in your community. Many of modest means (even in poverty) enjoy varying degrees of relaxed tranquility and exhibit grace under fire. Many with wealth (even great wealth and power) live out their lives of misery at a frenetic pace in fragile states of anxiety, angst and an inordinate fear of losing status and/or have gradually become hellbent on some frantic search for stimulation, attempting to fill the happiness vacuum and tranquility void in their tail wags dog unstable souls. Operative word is contentment.
How so?
08 May 10
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Originally posted by yo its meIs it within the realm of possibility the local feathered flock knew it had lost one of its own?
All silent next door this morning, guess their sleeping in. No one seams to leave for work from that house. They've got he nicest car in the street though 😕
If I was petty minded I'd play our music too loud, but I'm not.
The bird flew out this morning but it's leg is broken so it's hiding in the bush we have in the frount garden. Hopefully it'll be saf tchen window has a record number of bird poo (from the outside) all over it this morning!
08 May 10
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyNot easy to remain contented when your neighbour is polluting your peace with loud music though.
Pressure and adversity are [b]external impact vectors (what the context of our daily world does to us). Stress and unhappiness are critical internal factors (what we do to ourselves by reason of the cumulative effect of many point in time emotional reactions or objective responses which result in many sound or unsound decisions). Look around ...[text shortened]... acuum and tranquility void in their tail wags dog unstable souls. Operative word is contentment.[/b]
08 May 10
Originally posted by avalanchethecatYes, but in perspective "loud music" is little more than a lightfoot attack of some mice brigade.
Not easy to remain contented when your neighbour is polluting your peace with loud music though.
Stick around and prepare for the charge of invisible elephants. They're already on the horizon.
08 May 10
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyYou're wrong GB, happiness doesn't come from inner will, but from restraint. I can WANT to be happy, and still not be it. The trick of being happy is not trying to.
Yes, but in perspective "loud music" is little more than a lightfoot attack of some mice brigade.
Stick around and prepare for the charge of invisible elephants. They're already on the horizon.