Home Actress Lynn Toler HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers August 2024 Lynn Toler Instagram - Some days problems pick you and there’s no way to see them coming. Occasionally events conspire to write a story that is painful in the moment but if you have the right sense of humor is funny in the retelling of it. I know that if that happened to me I’d tell everybody … twice. If I had to suffer the event, ain’t no way in the world I’m not gonna get some joy out of it on the backend. My mother used to tell me you have to look at the whole thing. In other words when something bad happens you can’t just see the problems it causes but you have to find a way to make it inure to your benefit, even if it’s just the lesson not to do it again or a good story to tell. But when you get really proficient at #emotional management you can use other parts too. I look back over the year and see that I have developed a What Would Eric Do-like calm in the midst of turmoil. Since he’s not here to lean on I make a point to mimic what he would do even though it feels all wrong. And you know what I figured out? It works for me too. For instance he never felt the need to explain his decisions when dealing with people he had limited interactions with. I often explain to people why I didn’t want this service or I would second guess myself when dealing in areas about which I knew little. Like landscaping. (Don’t ask, your girl has embarked on a massive backyard project in a fit of ‘I gotta find something large to focus on’ that befell me in August.) Now I can be all calm with stuff & they respect it. It sounds dumb, I know, but we’re all weak in our own silly little ways. The thing is you can’t live that weak without trying to smack it around every now and then. Not sure how I got from the guy on the tree (who we all hope is okay) to my backyard but alas, here we are. Relevant #tolerism: the path of least resistance typically leads to the place with the most persistent problems. It would be easier to stay the me I was when he was here but that won’t bear the results I want so I seek the controlled discomfort of mimicking him. Shoutout @woodworking_art DM for further credit or removal

Lynn Toler Instagram – Some days problems pick you and there’s no way to see them coming. Occasionally events conspire to write a story that is painful in the moment but if you have the right sense of humor is funny in the retelling of it. I know that if that happened to me I’d tell everybody … twice. If I had to suffer the event, ain’t no way in the world I’m not gonna get some joy out of it on the backend. My mother used to tell me you have to look at the whole thing. In other words when something bad happens you can’t just see the problems it causes but you have to find a way to make it inure to your benefit, even if it’s just the lesson not to do it again or a good story to tell. But when you get really proficient at #emotional management you can use other parts too. I look back over the year and see that I have developed a What Would Eric Do-like calm in the midst of turmoil. Since he’s not here to lean on I make a point to mimic what he would do even though it feels all wrong. And you know what I figured out? It works for me too. For instance he never felt the need to explain his decisions when dealing with people he had limited interactions with. I often explain to people why I didn’t want this service or I would second guess myself when dealing in areas about which I knew little. Like landscaping. (Don’t ask, your girl has embarked on a massive backyard project in a fit of ‘I gotta find something large to focus on’ that befell me in August.) Now I can be all calm with stuff & they respect it. It sounds dumb, I know, but we’re all weak in our own silly little ways. The thing is you can’t live that weak without trying to smack it around every now and then. Not sure how I got from the guy on the tree (who we all hope is okay) to my backyard but alas, here we are. Relevant #tolerism: the path of least resistance typically leads to the place with the most persistent problems. It would be easier to stay the me I was when he was here but that won’t bear the results I want so I seek the controlled discomfort of mimicking him. Shoutout @woodworking_art DM for further credit or removal

Lynn Toler Instagram - Some days problems pick you and there’s no way to see them coming. Occasionally events conspire to write a story that is painful in the moment but if you have the right sense of humor is funny in the retelling of it. I know that if that happened to me I’d tell everybody … twice. If I had to suffer the event, ain’t no way in the world I’m not gonna get some joy out of it on the backend. My mother used to tell me you have to look at the whole thing. In other words when something bad happens you can’t just see the problems it causes but you have to find a way to make it inure to your benefit, even if it’s just the lesson not to do it again or a good story to tell. But when you get really proficient at #emotional management you can use other parts too. I look back over the year and see that I have developed a What Would Eric Do-like calm in the midst of turmoil. Since he’s not here to lean on I make a point to mimic what he would do even though it feels all wrong. And you know what I figured out? It works for me too. For instance he never felt the need to explain his decisions when dealing with people he had limited interactions with. I often explain to people why I didn’t want this service or I would second guess myself when dealing in areas about which I knew little. Like landscaping. (Don’t ask, your girl has embarked on a massive backyard project in a fit of ‘I gotta find something large to focus on’ that befell me in August.) Now I can be all calm with stuff & they respect it. It sounds dumb, I know, but we’re all weak in our own silly little ways. The thing is you can’t live that weak without trying to smack it around every now and then. Not sure how I got from the guy on the tree (who we all hope is okay) to my backyard but alas, here we are. Relevant #tolerism: the path of least resistance typically leads to the place with the most persistent problems. It would be easier to stay the me I was when he was here but that won’t bear the results I want so I seek the controlled discomfort of mimicking him. Shoutout @woodworking_art DM for further credit or removal

Lynn Toler Instagram – Some days problems pick you and there’s no way to see them coming.

Occasionally events conspire to write a story that is painful in the moment but if you have the right sense of humor is funny in the retelling of it. I know that if that happened to me I’d tell everybody … twice. If I had to suffer the event, ain’t no way in the world I’m not gonna get some joy out of it on the backend.

My mother used to tell me you have to look at the whole thing. In other words when something bad happens you can’t just see the problems it causes but you have to find a way to make it inure to your benefit, even if it’s just the lesson not to do it again or a good story to tell.

But when you get really proficient at #emotional management you can use other parts too.

I look back over the year and see that I have developed a What Would Eric Do-like calm in the midst of turmoil. Since he’s not here to lean on I make a point to mimic what he would do even though it feels all wrong.

And you know what I figured out? It works for me too. For instance he never felt the need to explain his decisions when dealing with people he had limited interactions with. I often explain to people why I didn’t want this service or I would second guess myself when dealing in areas about which I knew little. Like landscaping. (Don’t ask, your girl has embarked on a massive backyard project in a fit of ‘I gotta find something large to focus on’ that befell me in August.)

Now I can be all calm with stuff & they respect it. It sounds dumb, I know, but we’re all weak in our own silly little ways. The thing is you can’t live that weak without trying to smack it around every now and then.

Not sure how I got from the guy on the tree (who we all hope is okay) to my backyard but alas, here we are.

Relevant #tolerism: the path of least resistance typically leads to the place with the most persistent problems.

It would be easier to stay the me I was when he was here but that won’t bear the results I want so I seek the controlled discomfort of mimicking him.

Shoutout @woodworking_art

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Lynn Toler Instagram – I am a #widow working her way through the weeds of the holidays. Firsts are awful. That said, I look to manufacture moments of joy so I can press the release valve on all this pressure on my heart.
Lynn Toler Instagram – The part that tickled me was the people on the left checking it out.

I hope you guys had a good Thanksgiving. I made a pre-Thanksgiving dinner on Wednesday and ate with my sister and sons5and 6 of 6. 

I made Beef Wellington, roasted carrots and sautéed green beans. It was so good there was some back and forth about who got the last helping. Ah, what a new exciting feeling!

On Thanksgiving my sister and I went to my neighbors house. They are the nicest people ever. We were in the family photo and everything.

I switched up to get through it with minimal emotional machinations born of my current circumstance.

I was, like my good woman here, making my own way. 

You know, you can step away from how you always do things and re-order them to fit your circumstances. 

Yesterday,  I had to re-home Tess. I loved that dog and she loved me, but she would not stop pooping and peeing in the house. Not even after I got a doggy door. I spent thousands on trainers. The first one she bit. The second used to train wolves so he taught her some things but still couldn’t get on top of the guarding. No one but my boys and my sister could come to the house. I had a third trainer come for the home guarding issue. After an hour he left and refused to return. 

On my last visit to the vet, I had to lay on my back on the floor, wrap my legs around her body and my arms around her neck while a second tech held her legs and the third gave her a shot. They then sold me tranquilizers and said she has to be sedated before any further services would be rendered.

I felt terrible re-homing her but I gave it a full year of all out effort. 

It’s probably my fault. I got her 5 days after BigE went away. I think I dumped a whole lot of crazy on her and it made her crazy too. 

I am waffling between relief from and grief for her. 

Anyway, you have to find a way no matter what comes your way. I have a wonderful life. Tough year, no doubt, but so so many blessings.

I hope you guys are doing well and manage to find your own way through whatever’s stalking you.

Shoutout @ngakaksehat cr: iqsm 

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