I’m worried about fires.
Fortunately, it just rained.
I’m worried about getting old.
You still look young to me.
I’m worried that I keep forgetting things.
Nonetheless, you can remember what you wore to the Saperstein’s party, five years ago.
I’m worried that I’m not as spiritual as I was.
You still hunger for peace and justice.
I’m worried that we will run out of water.
The well is okay and it just rained.
I’m worried that you will die before me.
Our marriage contract says we go together.
I’m worried that my children don’t get along.
That’s because they are half French.
I’m worried that we will lose our Democracy.
They still need us on the barricades.
I’m worried about climate change.
Turns out Al Gore was right.
I’m worried that I’ll get dementia, like my sister.
You’re not a bit like your sister.
I’m worried that I’m getting “old lady” skin.
You still look young to me.
I’m worried that all my friends are going away.
Some are; but _____ and _______ are still here.
I’m worried that I’m not reading serious books.
What about “Lust on the Pecos?”
I’m worried that we’re not going to be able to go to Paris.
There’s always Petaluma.
I’m worried that Republicans are taking away the right to vote.
They still need us on the barricades.
I’m worried that the news is all bad.
Turn up the Bruce Springsteen channel.
I’m worried that we’re not eating enough fresh vegetables.
There’s always chard.
I’m worried that we don’t talk enough.
Hmm. I’m worried that you’re worried.
