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Principle;....'What goes up must come down' or 'Watch those peaks, they become valleys.'
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'Flowers Including Ranunculus, a Dahlia and Wee Daisies'
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Greetings Dear Readers;
. Hope you are well.
Here's a Principle for you....let's give it a look. . 'What goes up must come down' or 'Watch those peaks, they become valleys.'
There are a couple of different contexts that could be explored....however the one in focus today is that of ourselves. When we get too high for anything there will be an equal or opposite low.
We say to ourselves ...'Let's have a good time.'...not really thinking about any negative ramifications...we say a hearty 'yes' to that good time. The particular example in focus is ...'Stimuli'....in the sense of exhilaration. Emotional ups cause emotional downs.
The Greeks had a way of saying it...translated...'Too much good time.' To this day some Italian Grandmothers have been known to say the same thing when the little ones are fussy after a fun-filled day out.
The key to having a good time without the repercussions is restraint, stability, even common sense. Learning to pace yourself, knowing your limitations and applying them.
Shall we give this Principle a think.
Wishing you and yours all the best....God's best!
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Jesus said to him, 'I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me'. John 14.6
It is faith alone in Christ alone for eternal life.
. Thank you for dropping by. ^__^
Kind Regards,
Bleujay . . . . . Principles are timeless truths, axioms, proverbs and maxims presented here for our benefit. . . .
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....Original Artwork from Bleujay's Sketchbook...
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'Abstract Fleur'
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Details regarding the Icing (Photographs and Artwork):
The photographs were taken with an iPad Pro. The Ranunculus are from a local flower shoppe and the Dahlia 'Peaches and Cream'from Bleujay's Cutting Garden.
The artwork is from Bleujay's Sketchbook practices....
Thank you for your interest. ^__^ . . .
