If we try to create our own cemetery of negativism, is our backyard enough to fit every negative thoughts that cross our mind?
Saturday, March 1, 2008
Blog Your Bleesings: Cemetery of Negativism
There is an interesting cemetery located at Camp John Hay in Baguio City. It is called Pet Cemetery, Lost cemetery or Cemetery of Negativism. However, no actual animals are buried there. Rather, negative thoughts or the "greatest negativisms of all times" were buried. It was in the early 1980s, when base commander John Hightower enjoined all camp employees to think of the negative thoughts and attitudes that impeded their productivity at work, and symbolically buried them all there.
If we try to create our own cemetery of negativism, is our backyard enough to fit every negative thoughts that cross our mind?
If we try to create our own cemetery of negativism, is our backyard enough to fit every negative thoughts that cross our mind?
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3 comments:
This is a great post! What a brilliant idea. Thanks for sharing this, and happy BYB Sunday.
I think this happens sometime and negativity settles into a place. It is the only reason I can find to the problems that plague one household or city or country and leaves the one next in line alone.
Hmmmm...This is an interesting idea indeed!! If only all of us could bury our negative thoughts...
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