If you have kids, you are always nervous. Two of my three live far from me, and not a day goes by that I don’t think of them and how they are doing. They are adults with jobs and kids, but as a parent, you are never without some anxiety about your kids. Even the one still living at home, navigating life, school, and daily challenges, makes me nervous, and you have to let them solve problems and work things out. It is part of growth, but you are always nervous.
From a personal perspective, as we age, I’m nervous about living on a tighter budget and my general health. Just this past week, I got a pretty bad eye infection, multiple antibiotics, and doctor visits, but health-related issues make me nervous.
Watching what happens on the world stage and daily is reason enough to be nervous. I wake up every day, and the first thing that comes to mind is “See last week’s daily prompt. I could say” what nut launched a nuclear weapon. It is bad enough that there are constant wars. So many things make me nervous, but I put them in perspective, try to put them out of my mind, and move on with my day.
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