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Originally Posted by Homemaker_Numero_Uno  Don't do that.
It's just a trick of the light.
Try doing a headstand (up against the wall if you need to) literally and you will get a better perspective. While you're there, if you feel the urge to laugh, don't miss the opportunity. Because now not only does life s*ck, but you're upside down. (It's hard to do the f*ck it thing in that position by the way.) Unless you succumb to apoplexy. |
If nothing else Homemaker it was funny. I fell more times than I satyed up....lol my balance is not so hot. I actually look for reasons to laugh these days and smile. Even when at my lowest point I smile at someone else. When they smile back if just for that minute my world is a bit brighter.
My child saw me crying last night.........that was th worst part. He is a worrier. At 9 he worries and I don't like that. It broke my heart a little bit more when he looked at me and just grabbed me and hugged me and said I LOVE YOU, because I don't want my child to worry about me.
