I Rarely Do This But...

[mizannie]

Only one other time have I posted something like this.
A friend sent these to me and they are funny and true.

How come we choose from just two people to run for

Comments

[isolani]

"Wouldn't it be nice if whenever we messed up our life we could
simply press 'Ctrl Alt Delete' and start all over?"

Oh boy, would it!!

It Sure Would!!

[mizannie]

I've given up on being too embarrassed when I
goof up, aside from the actual consequences,
looking stupid in front of other people is
what I hate the most. However, since at this
late age the selfcenteredness lessens a bit,
I can see that everyone else I know has a
moment now and then in the limelight of being
a dumbbunny. It's getting a little easier.

[pondhopper]

Hehehe...those are gems, Annie. Thanks for the smiles on this grey morning.
:)

Grey Morning

[mizannie]

We had sleet and snow flurries on Monday. Really
late in April for this kind of thing and it is
chilly this morning. I've been reading your posts
about the Keukenhoff(sp?). That's one of the first
places our Dutch friends took us on our many trips
to Holland. I envy you being able to change cultures,
countries so rapidly. For some reason, going from
state to state has never held the thrill that European
travel did. Wonder why.

Re: Grey Morning

[pondhopper]

We have been blessed to be able to travel a bit, that's for sure. LJ brought me my friend, Percy, near Amsterdam...one of the many blessings LJ has given me. She was such a good hostess to us and took us all over for three days. Of course, all the Dutch people speak English but it was lovely to have a native guide while we were there. She's a world traveler herself.

I think that each country here has a culture and personality so distinct from all the others.The States have their differences but in the end it's all America, a landscape of fast food and lost cultural values. Maybe that sounds harsh. I love the US...it's my homeland. But here, in two hours on a plane, I cant travel to other worlds. Literally!

[mysticactive]

haha! these are some good ones, Annie! wI have been meanign to write back on your last email. part of the reason I haven't is because I had tot take some time to contemplate. what we were discussing is a very important question for me now. more later.big hug.

Big Hug Back to You!

[mizannie]

Rafal, I know. It is like the archetypal dance I am in, which
is preparing me for something. Visions of a mother bird holding
her fledglings underneath her wings. She will protect them
from stones thrown by others, but won't stop at throwing stones
herself to get the point across.

[daisydumont]

>Now that food has replaced sex in my life, I can't even get into
my own pants.

OUCH, that's so true, it's funny! *wears big pants*

i like the one about implants too. these are great!

The First Three

[mizannie]

The first three, particularly the third
one were almost too true to be funny!

Dualism vs Multifaceticism

[seigebell]

well, maybe you should consider doing this more often. these are warming words in dark times. I think the presidential election example is very indicative of life in general. To reduce things down to "either this" or "this" with no in between. I think that is battle of life to truly look at all the cards on the table and make the "right" choice, regardless of whether Camp A or Camp B will trump the results. I can be so philosophical! Sheesh. I voted third party in the last 2 presidential elections, obviously the either or's won out, but I am happy with my choice. This year I had a little fun with it. :)

Re: Dualism vs Multifaceticism

[mizannie]

Hey there! I see you back on LJ a bit and am glad.
How's the liturgical music gig coming?