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What are three things you’re optimistic about? What are three things you’re pessimistic about?
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Optimistic: the future, my family and my friendships.
Pessimisstic: the government, other people and the environment.
Copying Megan’s format.
Optimistic: My friends, my cat, Dragon*Con
Pessimistic: The economy, Congress, climate mitigation
Optimistic:
Life in General, The human spirit, We will get by.
Pessimistic:
Our government, Democrats & Republicans every getting along, people being tolerant of one another.
Sorry to take so long to answer but I was finishing up my glass half full of lemonade. Optimistic about everything, ignoring anything that might lead to pessimism. As that great philosopher from the 1950’s, Alfred E Neuman, said, “What, me worry?”