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You Can't Fall Off the Floor So There's No Way to Go But Up
Aaaaarrrrgh! And OY ! (No, no, not what you think.....this is good news).
I have digested all your comments and just realized that I seem to have left you precious folk wringing your hands over Lo's pitiful plight and not only is that NOT what I intended ........(I was sort of creating an excuse for myself for not blogging) but it is also last week's news.
Not that everything has suddenly turned rosy....in fact I continue to be deluged with sad reports from hither and yon, but my own bleak despondency seems to have lifted and I am just coping with whatever comes along pretty well right now.
I have measured my own sack of troubles against those of some others and realize that I am really very damned lucky. While I am dreadfully sad about what my friends are having to go through, my own spirits are actually OK and I have great hopes for me. I promise I will blog again soon and may even say something funny.
Thanks, darlings for hangin' in with me. Be of good cheer. As I have said oft before.....more later.
Good! Its all about attitude and a positive on is what keeps us going especially in the "so-called golden years." Believe me, I know...:)
ReplyDeleteOh I'll hang in Lo, I love your posts, keep em coming.
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ReplyDeleteSo true. We can always find someone else worse off. And they can look and find someone worse off than they are and it goes on. I wonder who is that one person at the end of the line. Pity that poor devil.
Glad "great hopes" have returned Lo! Hang in there gal!
ReplyDeleteI saw a t-shirt the other day that "said": "Inside every old person is a young person asking: 'What the hell happened'?" Unfortunately, they didn't have my size! But I know the feeling!
Daisy's Barbara
Sharin' your sack o troubles makes it a little easier to deal with them. :) I like your attitude - it goes far when tackling the fiends!
ReplyDeleteLoved reading this tthanks
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