Oh.. phew.. because.. we were just freaking out. Damn. Glad that's over.yomamma said:
:rofl: Don't worry, it's only temporary. The Stupid Quetion thread needed rescuing, and I had to change into this avatar to do it. I better go change back into the other one before I upset anyone else.yomamma said:
Thank you,Moonbear.Moonbear said:
I think you should change your avatar when "the pf's greatest avatar"thread was on.so everyone would realize which one is the greatest! I had no idea my avatar was so worshipped. :rofl: That's okay, as long as I don't wander into the same forums as you and see my avatar already in use, I don't mind you borrowing it.yomamma said:
"No Need to Worry - All Will Be Well!" is a phrase that often serves as a reminder to stay optimistic and have faith that things will work out in the end.
The origins of this phrase are not clear, but it is often attributed to a traditional British saying, "All shall be well, and all shall be well, and all manner of things shall be well."
While there is no specific scientific evidence to support this phrase, there are many studies that have shown the power of positive thinking and optimism in improving overall well-being and resilience in difficult situations.
One way to apply this phrase in your daily life is to practice mindfulness and focus on the present moment rather than worrying about the future. It can also be helpful to reframe negative thoughts and replace them with more positive and hopeful ones.
While this phrase can serve as a helpful mantra in many situations, it is important to acknowledge that there are some situations that are beyond our control and may not turn out well. In these cases, it is important to practice acceptance and focus on what you can do to cope and move forward.