I wanted to say that I am sorry about the loss of your parents. I lost my parents a year and a half apart, so I understand how you must feel. I hope that memories of them are a blessing to you.
As long as our messes end up being fine... Nice entry.
And yes, local movie theaters were the thing in my much younger times and going there with the family or an adult was a highlight.
In remember turning 21. It was a good Birthday. You enjoy Birthdays the most when you are a kid. Mine is right before Christmas so I get double gifts. A good entry.
Oh well, we can’t win them all can we? I got disqualified last month. It’s all grist for the mill though.I think so long as we are happy with our story or poem that all that matters.
The worst lies are the ones you tell yourself that your life will be fine. Write about this in your Blog entry today.
I can’t imagine how anyone can carry on day to day if one thought that things WOULDN’T turn out fine. Isn’t it hope that things will improve, that “this too will pass,”
when going through pain and heartbreak?
I’ve been known as someone who always looks on the bright side of life. My kids even bought me a bracelet with those words engraved on it.
I don’t think that’s lying to oneself, I think when things are bad, looking bleak, is when we either accept the status quo and learn to live with it or find someway of making improvements.
There are those times though we may fool ourselves into believing others see things as we do, or that a partner/boyfriend /girlfriend reciprocates the same feelings.
I hate lies and would never knowingly lie to myself.
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