This is a nursing manual from 1925. For dental nursing. It once belonged to a Miss Carol Cummings from Whitefish, Montana. Tucked away are letters from her instructor filling her in on the upcoming lesson plan. In the back I found an envelope with the instructions to leave sealed until the lesson was mastered. It’s still sealed.
I wonder about Miss Cummings. Why is the envelope still sealed? Did she finish her course? Maybe she thought she had misplaced it. Asked the instructor for another one. Did she enjoy nursing? Did she travel? Find love? Who knows. She could still be alive. Maybe. Maybe dead. Regardless, I’m thinking about her. Wherever she is I hope she feels loved.
"And if you look a little closer, you’ll see that if a person believes that life is terrible, they’ll constantly look for proof of this, to confirm their view of the world. They’ll find quotes and situations and events in their life and magnify them a hundred times.
If a person believes that life is wonderful, they’ll look for the corresponding signage and behave in a similar manner to the previous person with their view of the world.
Often, this is the same person on different days of the week."
If a person believes that life is wonderful, they’ll look for the corresponding signage and behave in a similar manner to the previous person with their view of the world.
Often, this is the same person on different days of the week."
