How I deal with life from the world of Fibromyalgia and chronic pain.
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Wow, do I love #2. I wish I had a dime for every time someone said that to me. It doesn't help people. AAAAAGH!
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But its a dry-y-y heat. Well, now that I am going to be living in New Orleans I can say I have lived in Tucson (and Phoenix) and I have lived in New Orleans and HOT is HOT!
ReplyDeleteYou have put out several very thoughtful and poignant posts over the last week. I am not kidding with this statement--you must be exhausted after all of that introspection. I truly am not being sarcastic or "catty". It takes a lot out of a person to explore and evaluate and then write about those things that reach down deep inside. It can be exhausting and painful and ,yes, depressing. And, it is also valuable and inspiring and meaningful to those of us that you share it with. Thank you.
Fondly,
CJ
Hi sweetie! You're absolutely spot on. It is exhausting looking that far inside. It is exhausting, depressing and if it wasn't for Haagen Daz I wouldn't know what I would do! Seriously.
ReplyDeleteHot is hot. I don't care how you cut it. (humidity does suck though)!
xoxox
my friend......