In many aspects of our lives, our opinions are neither sought nor required. Sometimes, despite our best efforts and positive thinking, health, wealth, and peace avoid us. The only thing we have absolute control over is the quality of our days. How we welcome and complete each day is our choosing. When we’re sick, worried, grieving, or depressed, we’re not interested in the day’s quality, but we only want the misery to end. If you use whatever you have on hand—a meal, a conversation, humor, and affection—you can create comfort and contentment.
Every day can be wonderful in direct proportion to the creative energy invested in them. All it is necessary is a moment of attitude adjustment to shift your perception toward a pleasant atmosphere. Days that are expected to be wonderful before they begin, they turn out to be much more than days greeted with grumbling. It doesn’t matter if a day is good or bad. What matters is what we do with it.
Love,
Carmen Monica
Carmen Monica Oprea 