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March 29, 2009 at 3:24 pm
Judy
Dear Practial, Since I began to think positive, things have changed for me. Would you believe the FIRST time that I smiled to the unexpirenced deli meat counter person He smiled back. Now before me I could see the anexity leve decreased. Now I felt that maybe I was over reacting. I went to the market and almost bumped in to a man and his wife. I said that I was sorry and I smiled and he smiled back. I went along shopping when I met the man he smiled first at me! His wife just kept shopping . I saw the man again at the end of shopping . I said to him “do you know what is so great about meeting again” Smiling again at him[ his wife going along not paying attention to any thing that is happing] Now if I had a great body I could understand this, but my body is not like that. ” I said we are almost done ‘ He not only smiled back at me he also started to laugh so did i
April 20, 2009 at 11:58 pm
Judy
My father taught me how to play the alto saxiphone at the age of fourteen. He showed me were to place my fingers including the octive key located on the back of the instrument. Inside of an hour, I could play the simple song known as Home Sweet Home. From that time on, I could hear a song only a few times and be able to play it myself. My father had a band and I was soon working with him, playing at parties, wedding receptions and other functions. As I came into adult hood, I would have several drinks durring the course of the evening which usually resulted in a hang over which would last most ot the following day. This in effect was recking my health. I didn’t really give that much thought until I met my future wife who was a nurse at the time. I found it difficult to play the sax and give up drinking because drinking helped me to relax and have a
April 21, 2009 at 12:27 am
Judy
more enjoyable time. It took a lot of convincing on her part to get me to understand how the drinking and the late nites was affecting my health and the rest of my life. I was loosing time out of work and our time together often ment she spent that time trying to get me to feel better. I saw this as a major turning point in my life because I had to make a choise between playing and drinking or building a lasting meaningful relationship with the girl who had become the love of my life I did give up the drinking completely but I continued to play the sax basicly just for the fun of playing. My wife was right concerning my health and I’m thankful that she was truly there when I needed her the most. Her positive thinking and positive energy had shaped the course of the rest of our life together. thank you, Judy