In reaction to a friend’s Facebook post, this train of thought flowed clearly out of the intuitive portion of my mind:

Currently, I am working through the process of embracing this fact of life:  At this point in time there’s nothing I can do to stop a tantruming trump from stalemating  our nation’s need to transition peaceably toward Biden’s inauguration on Jan. 20th in hopes of saving thousands of lives from succumbing to Covid, over these next two months, and the fact that my brain felt too stimulated, last night, for sleep to come until a change in my attitude saw me relax at 3am inspires me to believe that my think tank is presently processing proactively through change for the better by working toward calming my over stimulated mind so as to release suppressed frustration, one bite sized portion at a time, knowing that with patience intact, I’ll, once again, reactivate my personal goal, which proves to be the retrieval of peace of mind each time a current event proves highly unjust.

As sleep didn’t come, last night, till 3am, I should have ended yesterday’s text with—peace of mind is mine until it’s not—based in the fact that suppressed frustration emerges, anew, each time I think of many thousands of healthy people, who are bound to succumb to Covid between now and Jan. 20th, unnecessarily.  So  having pumped up self awareness, again, now, I’m working to accept the fact that, having voted for Biden, this on-going issue with thousands dying is beyond my control, and it will serve me best to let go of suppressed frustration, which does not serve me well. 

Barry suggested challenging my think tank to re-energize in a positive way by seeking out something new to learn, every day—reaffirming my belief in the positive effect of brainstorming with like minds  🙋🏻‍♀️🇺🇸