“It is what it is”….. “At the end of the day”…..and so on and so on…
“I am pretty sure, “Yes it is what is and it has to be that way! For a very long time, that little phrase, did not spark the best emotion. At times, should something not go as planned and someone offered those words, I wanted to explain, “Well I don’t like what it is! Let’s switch it up!”………..”
Read what how I feel about this phrase by clicking the image below…….
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Teresa discovered her passion for writing and sharing her work with others. Her drive to continue growing and learning is fueled by knowing she may be touching and helping a reader somehow. Teresa enjoys using her own personal life experiences as material for her articles. She firmly believes we as individuals have the choice as to how we look at life experiences whether they be good or bad.
Teresa is a mom of three boys, seeing the outstanding young men they have become is the accomplishment that brings her the most joy in life.
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I have used that phrase many times in my life. Usually it is right before I tell myself to forget about it, Susan, it’s Chinatown. In other words, there are situations that you can’t change in life and you might as well expend that energy for something more worthwhile. Well written article, Teresa!
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I could not agree more, Susan! It has not been too long ago that I refused to accept it. Divorce happened, it was mutual and accepting that phrase made us be able to work to find a new normal for our 3 sons. What a time saver this knowledge has been!
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I can only imagine. When things happen outside your realm of control that is probably the best way to look at it to keep your sanity intact.
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