MaggieSenior Contributor
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Taking the plunge
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@Maggie. Sorry its so hard for you, and sorry you cannot always share.
Watching the news today, and the extreme weather conditions down your way, I thought of you. Are you okay where you are? It appears theres lots of flooding and terrible conditions. I expect Mt Wellington will be snow topped as well?
Thinking of you.
Sherry ![]()
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Faith-and-HopeSenior Contributor
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💜💐 @Maggie .....
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MaggieSenior Contributor
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@Former-Member Thank you for " getting me ". A glimmer of light today, I always make the most of it while it lasts.
Tassie has hit the headlines weatherwise. I'm in the north of the state so though the weather is bad, it's nothing in comparison to Hobart. They have copped a pounding.
How are you travelling @Former-Member all quiet on your thread, not sure if that's good or not so good?? No doubt Holly will be your constant companion no matter what. My baby is on my knee as I type. Always in my thoughts dear lady. 🙃🙃☀️☀️💜💕💜🐾🐾🐾
Hi there @Faith-and-Hope
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Faith-and-HopeSenior Contributor
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Zoe7Senior Contributor
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@Maggie been thinking of you a lot the last couple of days - knowing some things on here would have affected you and I understand that feeling. Also hoping you are getting through ok with this weather - I know you guys up that end of the state haven't copped it as much as we have down here but there has still been a bit of rain your end too. Stay safe Maggie ![]()
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MaggieSenior Contributor
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@Faith-and-Hope You might be surprised but I have just found out there are primary and secondary emotions, anger being a secondary emotion. That surprised me, really surprised me. So the roots are found in the original primary emotion. Did you find much info as I would be really interested in where to go to uncover the roots. I do realise it's all inside me somewhere, but I need it outside for the time being.
We certainly are complex beings us humans. No hurry, as I'm searching the net as much as I can. 💜💜💜
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Faith-and-HopeSenior Contributor
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Intriguing @Maggie ..... I will let you know if I find anything.
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Faith-and-HopeSenior Contributor
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“Common ro-ots of anger include fear, pain, and frustration. For example, some people become angry as a fearful reaction to uncertainty, to fear of losing a job, or to fear of failure. Others become angry when they are hurt in relationships or are caused pain by close friends.”
http://www.markmerrill.com/3-ways-to-get-to-the-root-of-anger/
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Faith-and-HopeSenior Contributor
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@Maggie .... ^^^
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MaggieSenior Contributor
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Thankyou @Faith-and-Hope