Some days you just never know if everything will turn out okay in the end. When it feels like nothing is working, take a few minutes, brave the wind, and go out and start cleaning out your garden, delighting in the green shoots that are rising up out of the ground. Water your emerging tulips and daffodils and be happy. Pick a few for the table! Be happy that you survived the worst days of winter for now.

Sing some songs for the next Senior Choir extravaganza!

Finish a task that was crazy difficult in your brain and be satisfied with the result.

Paint some doors and trim.

And make a beautiful chicken-rice casserole for dinner.

When you accomplish a task, clean out stuff (including your brain!),  and cook, life goes on around you and your family is happy with the results. Take a moment to enjoy little stuff and prepare for the next day without worrying about tomorrow.

Here are a few of the quotes to get you through the night.
“Even the darkest night will end and the sun will rise again.”—Victor Hugo
“Blink away tears and walk forward and even, if the first step hurts, believe that everything will be okay. Someday it will.”—Unknown
“Do what you feel in your heart to be right, for you’ll be criticized anyway. You’ll be damned if you do and damned if you don’t.”—Eleanor Roosevelt
“The night is darkest just before dawn. Hold on, everything is going to be perfectly alright.”—Unknown.
For more of these sustaining quotes go to:
https://www.positivityblog.com/everything-will-be-ok-quotes/

So chill tonight and listen to this masterpiece:
Bob Marley Every Little Thing Gonna Be Alright

Love to all on this wonderful day we’ve had!