How NOT to Panic-The Wallet Incident

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Last night My Hubby came home from an out of town trip. Ok so what’s the not to panic part about this?? I’ll tell you what…this morning when we were unpacking, his wallet wasn’t to be seen anywhere! I actually started freaking out, considering all the worst possible scenarios. Firstly, what was in that wallet??Credit cards, Debit cards, Identity card, Pan card among other paper work. No money thank god..Cause during the trip he kept the money in another pocket.

Irrespective of that..i started telling him…what’s wrong with you..why cant you be more careful? What if whoever found it uses your credit cards..oh god oh god…etc etc…you know us nagging wives!!! To which he gave an explanation (poor thing), that it probably got snipped during his journey..Cause he was sure he had it on him. But I couldn’t stop freaking out but, well he was surprisingly calm. Hmm..I wonder why???

After I finished my panicking (nearly 10 minutes) ..i started thinking..we can always handle this situation. There has got to be a solution to this…and then I panic again…seeing which my darling hubby says, “don’t worry! I will handle it. I needed new cards anyway..the other ones were getting too old. And I will make a stay on them as well so no one can use them. The paper work wasn’t that necessary. I will have it replaced.” …and he went on about how it was all ok. All the time he was explaining I was getting calmer and calmer and finally I was totally fine.

When I was sitting and thinking about the whole situation, I realized that my hubby was just reinforcing what I keep saying to myself and to others…to think positively in all situations or rather to see the positives in all situations. And the best part was that before I could start thinking positively he already had the solution to the problem. Smarty Pants Hubby!! This in turn made me stop panicking. Hmm…now I know why he was so calm? He already had a solution to the problem.

So bottom line before you start panicking about any given situation, first think of a solution to the problem and then well, you won’t even need to panic.

Have any of you ever had any panicky situations recently? Let me know how you handled them. I might learn a thing or two. Do leave a comment so I know…

I am still Positively Learning 🙂  Are you?

(Thank you Hubby dearest, I don’t know what I would do without you around to straighten me out! You make me learn something new everyday.)


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Blink of Nostalgia

blinking_eyesSometimes in the still of life….

When everything around you is moving at lightning speed i feel as if i have just paused! And in that momentary pause, i go through my whole life in a blink. That blink of an eye is enough for me to go back to times in my life when i needed to be nicer, or i needed to be more sensible, or i needed to just let go!

And when i come back from that blink of nostalgia, I can re-assess myself. I can change me NOW. I can make better decisions NOW. I can be nicer NOW. I can be more sensible NOW. Cause its only if i realize Me NOW, can i make my TOMORRROW truly and blissfully nostalgic.


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Sometimes i Just wonder…

fine_invitingpathI was watching the news this morning..and I saw the news of the earthquake in china.

Whenever I see a natural disaster i just wonder why? Why so many innocent lives?

Of course there are the man made disasters like Palestine under Israel…and then there we dont need to wonder…Why? Cause it can be avoided..but is it???
Can we help sitting far away from the people who are victims to these disasters?

Physically, sometimes its not feasable, but in spirit YES we can.
We can Hope and Pray. We can send them our love and think of them in our prayers.
How many times have we prayed for someone other than ourselves or our loved ones?
Learning to pray for anothers plight makes us selfless. It makes the universe aware of the positivity going out and maybe just maybe al that positivity will go in the right direction.

The key is to keep hoping.

But how often have we been selfless?


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