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Balance

 

 

I'm working on staying balanced in my life these days.  Facebook has been a challenge for me, as y'all know who have been around me much :-)  My method for keeping my balance will involve, among other things, only going onto Facebook when I have come up with something relatively positive to post there.  I will be putting my first post of the day here in this blog from now on, because that allows me to write up a post without the distraction of being on Facebook before I write.  I've had times in the past where I would go onto Facebook to write about something and end up being bombarded with the comments section and looking at other's posts and the 100,000 memes a day some people throw up (you know who you are), and never do manage to say what I went there to say, forgetting what it was most times.  Things I'm going to write about will probably NOT be political at all, because I can't seem to turn that into a positive, ever.  I can post about family events, what the grand-kids and I are up to,  maybe some spiritual thoughts I have, quotes from Orthodox Saints and Fathers will undoubtedly show up here, maybe some scriptural passages that get my attention during my daily readings.

BUT balance does NOT preclude me reposting snarky anti-government, pro-Volutaryist and pro-PEACE things directly on Facebook, skipping those would not be real balance.  I will try to keep them less hostile than I have in the past though.

Finally, this blog, such as it is, has a subscribe button.  If you hit that you can receive all of my brilliant posts directly in a single email per day.  Or not.  :-)  But even if I leave Facebook again, or get banned again, I will continue to post here so if you ARE subscribed we won't lose touch.  

LHM


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