Conversely, I don’t find that #1 works for me because all it does is make me feel fake and phoney.

And I certainly think I need to start implementing #4 a whole lot more–especially at work. I live my worklife in a state of constant stress and paranoia because my boss is so loosey-goosey about everything. I’m ALWAYS imagining the worst case scenerio.

Now, if someone could give us a little fake sun to counter-balance the ELEVEN FREAKIN MINUTES of sunlight we’ve had in the month of February, I’d prolly be a much better mood!

I find that there are days when everyone seems to be in a bad mood, and it really stands out to me. It makes me wonder what has happened to these people to make them feel so miserable.

I’m definitely guilty of #3, but honestly, I *AM* a computer operator. At work and away from work (when I’m not sleeping). And while it’s frustrating at times and I don’t always love my job… I’m around what I enjoy, so most days are ok. My other job I am the “IT Administrator” at a car dealership, which is just a part-time position. Every day when I leave I tell the two service advisors that “I quit…” And I do. When I leave that job, it stays there, and the same with my other. I’m not real sure what this has to do with anything…

But anyway, this was a good post, and felt that I should make the time to comment on it.

I dunno about #5, though. People don’t have to watch the news, but please read the news, at least. Ignorance makes us all unhappy!