Day 7: Stop Worrying About Imaginary Problems

This story is long, so I decided to spice it up with a Snapchat enhanced video instead.

To fully understand this post, you really have to watch the video.

I failed to mention in the video that I’m an abundant sweater. Yep. Those weren’t just armpits. Those were sweaty armpits.

So yeah…here’s what’s been going on with me lately:

https://youtu.be/BqoDTrFz8do

It’s so important not to dwell on problems that may not even exist. You know? And even if they did find something on the MRI, we will deal with that. I will do whatever it takes to be here for the people who need me.

But the fact is, when the results come back and they are normal, what a shame it will be to have wasted all this time stressing over a problem I don’t even have.

Now you know you’ve done it before too. These are imaginary problems. Do I have actual things I SHOULD be dealing with?

Yes, I do.

I SHOULD be cleaning house, finding Daniel’s blue jeans, looking for my fall decor stuff before fall ends. Where did I put those???? (Moving problems..)

But that’s not any fun. I want to sit here and scour the internet for information on this rare disease that I have a few symptoms of…

Wait. Why??? Is that actually any more fun than making a wreck of the storage room trying to find my cute fake pumpkins???

Well, it does take less energy..

Don’t do it, y’all. Give imaginary problems not 2 seconds of your day. We all have real things to address. And if that means tearing into the storage room or house cleaning for you, check out the happy cleaning music playlist I made. I’ve been adding songs to it. You can find that here.

It’s funny how we know worrying is a bad idea. And God tells us in the Bible over and over again not to be anxious, to trust Him, to cast our worries on him. Yet we worry anyway. I have to admit, I almost felt like I was indulging myself in worrying about this stupid MRI. Isn’t that crazy??

Let’s not do crazy today. Let’s do peace! Thanks for reading, y’all.

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