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I think one of the biggest things I've learned in all my past few years of change is this...

Get out there and live life on your own terms. Don't let anyone or anything else define you. We've all been handed this script, by our parents, our peers of who and what they think we should or should not be. That's ridiculous. The only thing that should define you and who/what you are, should be YOU.

I think I've said it here before but it bears repeating.

I think people will always show you the cut of their character. Sometimes you know in a heartbeat what it is, because they wear it like a cloak, out where you can see it...sometimes it is hidden and harder to discern. Sometimes it roars out at you, sometimes it whispers...but one thing it always does...Character always tells on itself.

I think chronic and progressive illness teach people more about themselves than days, months or even years of meditation does.

*I think I am in quite a reflective mood today* :)
 
I think one of the biggest things I've learned in all my past few years of change is this...

Get out there and live life on your own terms. Don't let anyone or anything else define you. We've all been handed this script, by our parents, our peers of who and what they think we should or should not be. That's ridiculous. The only thing that should define you and who/what you are, should be YOU.

I think I've said it here before but it bears repeating.

I think people will always show you the cut of their character. Sometimes you know in a heartbeat what it is, because they wear it like a cloak, out where you can see it...sometimes it is hidden and harder to discern. Sometimes it roars out at you, sometimes it whispers...but one thing it always does...Character always tells on itself.

I think chronic and progressive illness teach people more about themselves than days, months or even years of meditation does.

*I think I am in quite a reflective mood today* :)

Reflective is good........it's a powerful thing really.........maybe the only way to understand the true "you".......and possibly the only path to....."Don't let anyone or anything else define you.".........great point........:cool:
 
I think tomorrow could be a lot of fun if I don't clutter it up with too much stuff I HAVE to do.

WANT to is way more fun. :devil:

I think I love mid-week days off. :)
 
I think one of the biggest things I've learned in all my past few years of change is this...

Get out there and live life on your own terms. Don't let anyone or anything else define you. We've all been handed this script, by our parents, our peers of who and what they think we should or should not be. That's ridiculous. The only thing that should define you and who/what you are, should be YOU.

I think I've said it here before but it bears repeating.

I think people will always show you the cut of their character. Sometimes you know in a heartbeat what it is, because they wear it like a cloak, out where you can see it...sometimes it is hidden and harder to discern. Sometimes it roars out at you, sometimes it whispers...but one thing it always does...Character always tells on itself.

I think chronic and progressive illness teach people more about themselves than days, months or even years of meditation does.

*I think I am in quite a reflective mood today* :)

I think I like this.
 
I think one of the biggest things I've learned in all my past few years of change is this...

Get out there and live life on your own terms. Don't let anyone or anything else define you. We've all been handed this script, by our parents, our peers of who and what they think we should or should not be. That's ridiculous. The only thing that should define you and who/what you are, should be YOU.

I think I've said it here before but it bears repeating.

I think people will always show you the cut of their character. Sometimes you know in a heartbeat what it is, because they wear it like a cloak, out where you can see it...sometimes it is hidden and harder to discern. Sometimes it roars out at you, sometimes it whispers...but one thing it always does...Character always tells on itself.

I think chronic and progressive illness teach people more about themselves than days, months or even years of meditation does.

*I think I am in quite a reflective mood today* :)

I think today this passage has a particular significance to me......unfortunately it's not a happy tale, and once again I've been screwed over by someone I believed to be a friend.

I think cutting that person out of my life, or at the very least distancing myself from them is the only way to maintain my composure/sanity, and to keep my temper in check.

I think I need a good cry, a hug, and a decent night's sleep.
 
I think although it's going to be a super good thing to forget everything, get away and see everyone, it has been a tedious mission to work out outfits for everything.

I think three dresses in three days is going to be some kind of record for me.....and I'm going to be craving my jeans come Sunday.

:)
 
I think I am looking forward to that new sketch comedy show on tonight. I have always been a big fan of "Whose line is it anyways"
 
I think although it's going to be a super good thing to forget everything, get away and see everyone, it has been a tedious mission to work out outfits for everything.

I think three dresses in three days is going to be some kind of record for me.....and I'm going to be craving my jeans come Sunday.

:)

I think, after all that hard work, you'll have a wonderful time:rose:
 
Reflective is good........it's a powerful thing really.........maybe the only way to understand the true "you".......and possibly the only path to....."Don't let anyone or anything else define you.".........great point........:cool:

When I am feeling a bit of light blue, not navy mind you...then I'd be off crying into Nat's shirt, poor Nat...I am often in a reflective mood. It is very good for the soul. It reaffirms my thoughts and my direction. Mwah Mr. Mom.:kiss:

I think I like this.

I'm glad. I like it too. I write it to reaffirm those thoughts...seeing them written down somehow makes them feel more...right.

I think today this passage has a particular significance to me......unfortunately it's not a happy tale, and once again I've been screwed over by someone I believed to be a friend.

I think cutting that person out of my life, or at the very least distancing myself from them is the only way to maintain my composure/sanity, and to keep my temper in check.

I think I need a good cry, a hug, and a decent night's sleep.

Sweetheart, their character mewled and you didn't hear it is all. Some people are good at that. Next time you'll be more aware of the noise, be it quiet or loud.

Lessons learned are always good lessons.

If you were here, you could cry, scream, or just be held. Sometimes that is all you need to offload the ugly.
 
I think today this passage has a particular significance to me......unfortunately it's not a happy tale, and once again I've been screwed over by someone I believed to be a friend.

I think cutting that person out of my life, or at the very least distancing myself from them is the only way to maintain my composure/sanity, and to keep my temper in check.

I think I need a good cry, a hug, and a decent night's sleep.
I think I'm really sorry Flutterby and that I'm thinking about you :rose:

I think we need those bricks again :)
 
I think when I asked her if she wanted to try anal the fact that she told me sure bend over will be the last time I ask.








Until next week
 
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