beckyjo125 posted: " Do you spend more time thinking about the future or the past? Why? Gosh... that is a question! I definitely spend more time thinking about the past: happy memories, funny stories, the smile or laughter brought on by an old photo, being transported " Smashing Single Parenthood Smashing single parenthood: bloganuary 5 beckyjo125 Jan 5 Do you spend more time thinking about the future or the past? Why? Gosh... that is a question! I definitely spend more time thinking about the past: happy memories, funny stories, the smile or laughter brought on by an old photo, being transported back to a previous situation by a special piece of music and so the list continues... But why? Why not spend an equal amount of headspace on the future? The only answer I can suggest is this. When I'm not being caught unawares by a memory  from a bygone era.  I am so busy dealing with the present that I don't have time! In fact, if someone even asks me to make commitments for next week my response is usually "Next week? My mind is so totally stretched, I can't see beyond tomorrow!" Is this healthy?  Probably not - eek! But what to do about it? I'm off to read (and learn) from everyone else's responses .... Comment Like You can also reply to this email to leave a comment. Manage your email settings or unsubscribe.

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