Christopher Martin
I'm full of joy to be able of sharing knowledge with everyone online from my profile in Book Of Likes, Thank You all. I'm meaningful living my own simple life quotes every day.
From my low profile man's life, I could say a few words for you to learn from my experiences at the hospital where I work.
First it is important to share that i went to study for my degree in medicine and surgery professional at Humboldt University.
I spend most of my time solving others health issues at the clinics and hospitals where I work right now.
I love to read and watch TV while eating delicious foods to make, that makes me happy for sure.
Between my preferred sports that I like the main one is Horse riding and competing. Then, some practice and some just watch are:
Soccer / Association Football, Cricket, Tennis, Softball, Basketball and some others too.
Doctor Sleep, Project Power, Work It, Scooby-Doo!, The Kissing Booth 2, 365 Days, Wonder, The Old Guard.
Fishing outdoors is the top of my hobbies, then some others could be playing Bingo with friends and family, watching TV series Netflix TV shows and series, cleaning the yard, painting nice pictures with expensive paints like Oleo, art Aquarella painting etc.
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- Christopher Martin posted to Statuses & CommentsFor my friends out there who are considering having a baby, but think they should consider getting a pet (or trying to keep a plant alive) to get the hang of nurturing, I have some advice. One pet is not enough. I would recommend simultaneously adopting both a new born puppy and an adult cat. A puppy prepares you for having a baby. While they are adorable as hell, they are clingy, terminally needy, and require constant attention. You'll be sweating bullets trying to toilet train them. You are endlessly cleaning up the messes they make, and trying to think of new and creative ways to keep them quiet or keep them from ingesting everything that they shouldn't. Yes, a puppy will prepare you for having a baby. But only a cat can prepare you for having a teenager. They are a little more convenient because they are pretty independent in bathing and toileting and a few other things. But they ignore you when they choose, and any affection is exchanged on their terms. They are frustratingly lazy, yet want to be served meals and comforts at their discretion. They love you, of that you have no doubt, but still they would just as soon say "Screw you" as look at you. Yes, a cat prepares you for having a teenager. So don't adopt just one. You need both to build your parental arsenal. 😜
Leave a commentCat lady for liiiife! I once had a cameo Persian that would wait until I had guests for dinner and then go behind a chair and hawk up a hairball. It was a great conversation starter.
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- Anger and hurt are two very different things. As a Christian, I understand that anger only really destroys me, and therefore I'm happy to let go of it, and I do so quickly. Besides, most of the time, most of the people who have made me angry really did so unintentionally, and that makes forgiveness much easier. However, hurt feelings are another matter. Because of my unique emotional make-up, once my feelings are hurt, it is much harder to let go of, and I can carry it around for years, sometimes decades (just ask the 1990's). And several of the people who have hurt me did so intentionally, with full knowledge of what they were doing when they did it, which is why it is even harder to let it go. So the moral of the story? If you make someone angry, go and apologize. Chances are they'll forgive you. But if you've hurt them, don't think they will necessarily "let it go" right away. Some hearts are more easily broken, and take much longer to mend. And sometimes, if a wound goes that deep, the healing can hurt almost as bad as the hurt that caused it.
Leave a commentIt often isn't easy to recover from being hurt. Personally I think that continuing to dwell in that place of hurt is like locking one's own self in a cell. It's giving the negative word or action too much power. The person who, intentionally or not, hurt you is usually not confined by it anymore. Giving yourself the gift of going out of that space is an act of faith, too.
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You are a very wise lady. I've just always had a really hard time letting go of that stuff. I put it away, and don't dwell on it, sometimes for long periods of time, but then something happens, and it rears its ugly head again. I learn to control how much effect it has on me. I don't let it paralyze me, because I understand that the other person probably doesn't even think about it anymore. It certainly doesn't bother them, so why should it bother me, right? That's what I tell myself. Until it comes up again. Fortunately, I don't let it become a way of life. I just usually don't let that person get close enough to do it again. The saying forgive and forget- isn't reasonable at times. Not realistic, and not necessarily healthy. But moving on is.
- For my friends out there who are considering having a baby, but think they should consider getting a pet (or trying to keep a plant alive) to get the hang of nurturing, I have some advice. One pet is not enough. I would recommend simultaneously adopting both a new born puppy and an adult cat. A puppy prepares you for having a baby. While they are adorable as hell, they are clingy, terminally needy, and require constant attention. You'll be sweating bullets trying to toilet train them. You are endlessly cleaning up the messes they make, and trying to think of new and creative ways to keep them quiet or keep them from ingesting everything that they shouldn't. Yes, a puppy will prepare you for having a baby. But only a cat can prepare you for having a teenager. They are a little more convenient because they are pretty independent in bathing and toileting and a few other things. But they ignore you when they choose, and any affection is exchanged on their terms. They are frustratingly lazy, yet want to be served meals and comforts at their discretion. They love you, of that you have no doubt, but still they would just as soon say "Screw you" as look at you. Yes, a cat prepares you for having a teenager. So don't adopt just one. You need both to build your parental arsenal. 😜
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Cat lady for liiiife! I once had a cameo Persian that would wait until I had guests for dinner and then go behind a chair and hawk up a hairball. It was a great conversation starter.
- I just came back from the grocery store after not going for a week or so and I’m noticing more price increases and less product availability just like the news says, they ain't lyin on that one ughh.
- If loving Surf Dog is wrong, I don't wanna be right. Today would be a perfect day to drive Surf Dog!!!! Maybe this is the year maintenance took my suggestions about making Surf Dog waterproof.
- I can't wait to be over with this political dirty advertisement, lies and more lies. Some are old and some are way too much like a confused child, spelling misspelled words and sentences all over the United States
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It often isn't easy to recover from being hurt. Personally I think that continuing to dwell in that place of hurt is like locking one's own self in a cell. It's giving the negative word or action too much power. The person who, intentionally or not, hurt you is usually not confined by it anymore. Giving yourself the gift of going out of that space is an act of faith, too.
You are a very wise lady. I've just always had a really hard time letting go of that stuff. I put it away, and don't dwell on it, sometimes for long periods of time, but then something happens, and it rears its ugly head again. I learn to control how much effect it has on me. I don't let it paralyze me, because I understand that the other person probably doesn't even think about it anymore. It certainly doesn't bother them, so why should it bother me, right? That's what I tell myself. Until it comes up again. Fortunately, I don't let it become a way of life. I just usually don't let that person get close enough to do it again. The saying forgive and forget- isn't reasonable at times. Not realistic, and not necessarily healthy. But moving on is.