Subtitle: Or, at the least, I think I believe
Sub-subtitle: Or, at the most, I believe I know
Worry (c. 1300): From Old English “wyrgan”, “to strangle.” Thus, to worry is to choke, strangulate, or throttle one’s self.
The dawn’s light comes too late on a day already lost to the woes of the prior night. So, I have learned to leave earlier worries to the moment of their founding. For each sunrise has its own share.[1]
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[1] Or, as Jesus taught, “Do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will bring worries of its own. Today’s trouble is enough for today” (Matthew 6.34)
occasional observations of mind and heart, soul and spirit 