Thursday, 9 April 2009
What'd you do in a ****ed-up day?
A ****ed-up day. No illustration needed, you know what it's like.
I just had two.
As a kind of outlet (somehow), I consumed more than needed, it made things worse.
I danced, it didn't really make things better.
I reluctantly turned to things that I should do (from reading/study to house chores to disciplined diet & schedule), it made things better. Somehow.
In retrospect, if you had a ****ed-up day, there's something else I suggest you do...
Tell your spouse/parent/kid/dog, your loved one, you love him/her.
Plus a hug of at least one full minute.
Do it twice.
Then you realize you didn't waste the day, then there's something memory-worthy, something you can be proud of,something your loved one appreciates...
All in a ****ed-up day.
I just had two.
As a kind of outlet (somehow), I consumed more than needed, it made things worse.
I danced, it didn't really make things better.
I reluctantly turned to things that I should do (from reading/study to house chores to disciplined diet & schedule), it made things better. Somehow.
In retrospect, if you had a ****ed-up day, there's something else I suggest you do...
Tell your spouse/parent/kid/dog, your loved one, you love him/her.
Plus a hug of at least one full minute.
Do it twice.
Then you realize you didn't waste the day, then there's something memory-worthy, something you can be proud of,something your loved one appreciates...
All in a ****ed-up day.
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