Have nothing to write in Hive, and then to realize I did have at least 3 or 4 things in front of me

The thing that scares me on a daily basis is amount of email I will receive at my work where there is a specific customer that always sends a complaint everyday and even though these complaints have been remediated, there will always be new entries everyday for that specific customer which makes my routine of reading the emails a bit terrifying especially if it is being flooded by that particular customer

For many years I was very afraid of cockroaches. I don't know why they make me feel nauseous when I see them. As the years have passed the terror has faded to a lesser degree, but it still persists in the form of fear. I don't usually see them often, but at night I walk somewhere with a prepared container in hand, to expel a cockroach repellent, at the first appearance of any of them.
I don't always see them, but my fear of finding them is such that I always go prepared. I try to put them out of my mind but my fear has only diminished a little over the years.

My daily pure terror is my young adult kids. They refused to get up to school. Seeing them struggling to get off the bed is terrifying and at this age, they're working towards their late teenage year, they don't wanna be treated as a baby no more.

Fortunately, I learnt to anticipate these and trying to cherish these last few moment I can still grab a chance to push them, pull them out of the bed. Pretty soon, these guys will have their own significant other half and my daily pure terror will be theirs from there on.

This might sound funny, but my pure terror every day I wake up is MY MIND. Sometimes, I can't help but think about how powerful my mind is. The way it travels from sweet and humble thoughts to scary and unhinged ones, all in short minutes. It's even more scary when I realize how my mind can influence most of my daily actions and sometimes make room for bias and limitations of the greatness inside of me! It's mind-boggling, really.

Nothing terrifies me more than this.

I would say this pure terror; something that scares me daily is failing to do the things I ought to. It can be like; not doing enough, because I often have much on my plate to accomplish each day. Many involve completing some tasks or duties expected of me.

This doesn't sound scary in any way, perhaps. Nevertheless, it's something I consider daily that I would have to face, which I'm also not afraid to do. Funny, huh? In a whole, the terror is about not growing or not doing what I ought to do, and efficiently, because it would continually lead to a waste of time.

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SOMETHING THAT SCARES ME ON A DAILY BASIS? I'm scared by the same thought when I open our sari-sari store: 'What if there are no sales today?' Is this business sustainable enough to pursue, or is this a sign to give up? With other sari-sari stores in the neighborhood, I realize that success likely depends on strategy and the salesmanship of the owner. That's the question that scares me everytime I opened my sister's partnership sari-sari store.

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Let me tell you about an experience I had a few years ago with my two children, who were just entering adolescence, when we visited a fair featuring the famous haunted house as its main attraction. From a distance, we could hear terrifying screams that made our hair stand on end, accompanied by music and other effects related to the play of lights. The kids decided to enter the haunted house after waiting in a long line, and shortly thereafter, the terrifying experience began. Darkness reigned, the music was creepy, skeletons moved, bones brushed against our faces, blood spattered the walls, portraits moved, ghosts and demons appeared, and dark corridors gave us the feeling of being trapped in a place of pure terror.