
Perhaps all of us have heard someone say to us: Don’t worry. We may not be worrying, but the glib friend thinks we may be worrying, or will worry. It may be said in jest: Not to worry. The situation in such an instance is usually simple so may set up an entertaining exchange. It is said that Martin Luther was something of a worrier. He was confronted one morning with his wife dressed in mourning garb. He wanted to know who had died. His wife answered matter-of-factly: God! When he remonstrated with her about the joke, she replied: You have been going around with such a worried manner that I was sure that God had died. There are persons… Read more