Who said what me worry

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Non-subscribers may gain access by subscribing to any of our print or electronic subscriptions HERE. Advanced Search. Log in. Full forecast. Right off, I could tell Santa was in no laughing mood. There was no little round belly shaking like a bowl full of jelly.

The round man was having trouble with the elves not wanting to work. Even Dr. Fauci said we could have Christmas this year. Since entering into a phase of semi-retirement a few weeks back, my daily activities have gone through some noticeable adjustments Who does he look like? The gap in his teeth which was otherwise the grin of Dwight D. One source says it stands for Enigma. Alfred Enigma Neuman. Well, Mad Magazine wound up embedding itself deeply into my DNA, affecting and warping my sense of humor to this day.

Ah the wackiness of my youth! Taking that attitude Three Mile Island aside is actually very healthy! Of course, that did not take into account those who worry less frequently, and that, it would seem, would then include all of us. Like many types of behavioral conditions, we can often fall into self-justification to support unhealthy habits.

They frequently view worry as motivating, helpful in preparing them for bad outcomes. They even see it as a positive personality trait…Some believe that worry shows to others how much they care. Is chronic worry a positive trait?