A philosophical question for you…
I waited all of April to ask you this important question: Are things that get
stuck in your head better or worse than things that get stuck on your shoe?
Head
stuck:
- Song lyrics from grade school: Hon.es.ty no matter what the consequences be, it's the very best pol.i.cy. (I still hate that song.)
- Phrases or quotes: Awesome possum, Keep calm and carry on.
- Negative opinions.
- The one awkward thing that happened in the past that you think is forgotten, then someone brings it up and now it's stuck in your head all over again.
Shoe
stuck:
- Worms that you can't see in the night and you step on.
- Used Gum
- Poo
- Tar
- Toilet paper
What do you think? Which is worse, stuck in the head or stuck on the shoe?
Comments
There are things in my head I would LOVE to evict. And instead have to find a way to ignore them, or work around them. Some days a cheese grater for the mind would come in handy.
Arlee Bird
A to Z Challenge Co-host
Tossing It Out
Negative things said...some don't even phase me-- I make like a duck and shake the water (or comment) off my feathers. They don't even make it to my brain, really, to mull. Negatives also depend upon who saying them. A few of those I might mull over for a day and then it's gone.
Bad things--those I mull enough to make sense of, to the extent I can, and put it away. It will come back periodically and I work through the next level of it again and put it away. Bad things, once worked out, tend to become a passing thought now and then. I have a philosophy about things like that, "Either you deal with problems and emotions or they deal with you. When they're doing the dealing there is no control or healing. I'd rather deal and heal." It's worked well for me over the years.
Now, music can get stuck in my head for days and days. It might be a song that I like or one of those that I don't and are irritating--visual of turning it off--for the irritating ones--or changing the channel. I will tell you that I always have some sort of music playing in my head and always have had.
Sia McKye Over Coffee
Cheers Hilary