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after all isn’t one mountain, one boulder, and one day at a time.



 

after all isn't one mountain, one boulder, and one day at a time.

after all isn’t one mountain, one boulder, and one day at a time.

 

Sisyphus was a Titan that was cursed by the gods to roll a boulder everyday up the side of a mountain and at night it would roll back down to the bottom and for him to repeat the task again and again for all eternity. When the gods came to gloat at his predicament Sisyphus would smile in contentment because he knew what he would be doing the next day and after all isn’t one mountain, one boulder, and one day at a time.

14 responses to “after all isn’t one mountain, one boulder, and one day at a time.”

  1. Cindy Semrau

    Okay, if you say, “it isn’t one mountain, one boulder or one day at a time”, what is it? Just meaningless hard work or something else?

  2. Diane Sutton. 7 18 1981

    BB Thumpers!

  3. Brenton Howard

    To know exactly what you’re going to do every day of your life would make life so simple free of worry anxiety or fear
    Years ago 20/20 or 60 minutes had a special in which they surveyed the planet to find out where people lived the longest and they found two small towns that were farming towns no internet and people worked hard played hard and were free of the rat race one was around Italy and one in Asia

  4. max myers

    To be present to one’s self is freedom. It matters not how ones time is taken, but to be present to it is everything.

  5. Tammy T

    Love it! Very true

  6. Roger

    today i clean 4 year

  7. Rob B

    Thanks for sharing

  8. laurel oneal

    One day at a time to climb a mountain and keep your head high and never lose faith .love this thanks for sharing

  9. kimberly

    ok..this is true with life..sounds like its aimed at alcoholics and addicts..their favorite saying..well..i dont do the 12 steps..i have no desire or urge to ever use ever again..its not about the drug anyway..its not about sobriety..its all about connection..and not letting societal bullshit and pressures get the best of you..no ONE person is the same and shouldnt be expected to live as one

  10. Janice McDowell

    Life is not easy but we have a God who, according to the bible says he will never leave or forsake us in and during our time of sorrow or need even in our triumph and joy ! For me this has helped me to stay sober and focused. I have suffered many sorrows from a early age, being born and raised steeped in abuse, addiction, and abandon. My adult life has been a large challenge to become the woman I am today! Far from perfect but I can sleep good at night knowing I’m fighting the good fight !! So yes either boulder or be it mountain just keep moving forward ONE DAY AT A TIME !

  11. Barry Lauritzen

    My one-day-at-a-time is about being prepared to take tomorrow as it comes and to be prepared to deal with it as it presents itself. I don’t want to know what tomorrow will bring, because that means that there will be no growth.

  12. terryjeanne

    if you do something GOOD over and over again you get GOOD at it.

  13. Kathy Lotz

    Love all this especially one day at at time, I learned this the hard way.I do keep the faith at all times.

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