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jchrisobrien) wrote2003-11-03 11:27 am
jchrisobrien) wrote2003-11-03 11:27 am
Is that an Asian in your trunk, or are you just happy to see me?
Spriggan reminded what a great group of friends I had, which is always something to be thankful for, but so often gets lost when your thoughts turn blue and leaden and you pine for things you don't have. You quickly forget what you do have, and how fulfilling that can be.
Take Saturday night. Having a balloon battle in Tegin's room. Or driving a bunch of people home, and a certain someone decides they want to ride in the trunk. Sure it sounds like a good idea, at the time, but it gets a trifle more uncomfortable when you hit pot holes. Still no permanent damage was done, and we all had a good laugh, especially Mishak.
My point is, it's good to remember the zany capers and magical little moments in your life. In fact, it's a moral imperative.
Take Saturday night. Having a balloon battle in Tegin's room. Or driving a bunch of people home, and a certain someone decides they want to ride in the trunk. Sure it sounds like a good idea, at the time, but it gets a trifle more uncomfortable when you hit pot holes. Still no permanent damage was done, and we all had a good laugh, especially Mishak.
My point is, it's good to remember the zany capers and magical little moments in your life. In fact, it's a moral imperative.
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