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Love, The Art of Apology, and The Grace of Acceptance.
MsGrant. the above, post #12 was not in response to your post. It was, just in general, A thought. I agree some issues are easier to deal with on a daily basis and some aren't worth getting worked up over at all. And definitely some relationships mesh a lot better...boy ain't that the truth. Cuddlefish, I think what you may have missed in my blog, is, "I thought about it and wondered what we do, that helps us get through the roughest times." ....Helps...Us. Not a quick fix, nor even advice, It's what we do. Just a small part of the equation. Our equation. Not simplistic at all. How often do you admit you are wrong? Take my word for it..it is neither easy or simplistic... :) . . Peace be with you, and have a great weekend.— June 17, 2010 1:57 p.m.
Love, The Art of Apology, and The Grace of Acceptance.
I have never heard of an easy relationship. I do know you can make things easier if you learn to work together. We know how to push each others buttons, we just choose not to do it. As an older couple we have had experience with relationships in our past. And if you choose to have self-respect, you will also choose to be with someone that respects you and appreciates you. Both of us have learned to communicate the issues, instead of having a screaming name calling session, that just creates more anger. And we do not, in any case, talk poorly about each other to others. I have talked with many, that have been in that arena, and have witnessed it on many occasion...and some that have confessed to me some deep secrets I will carry with me till my last day here. I feel sad, some are friends, others no. But they are feeling hurting human beings...you can't change anyone...you can only change yourself. As far as my Avatar and "Hotness" ...for me, it comes in flashes... ;) Peace be with you. J— June 17, 2010 2:34 a.m.
Love, The Art of Apology, and The Grace of Acceptance.
MsGrant, When I was younger I used to be of the opinion, win the argument at all costs....and when I met someone worth so much to me. I was willing to be wrong. Enjoy your weekend. :)— June 16, 2010 5:51 p.m.
Love, The Art of Apology, and The Grace of Acceptance.
refriedgringo, (I love your name.) Thank you for your comment and response. I really don't stress too much about comments that appear or are negative. I read them, and hopefully, they will have something substantial in them I can learn from....I enjoy learning. And I do appreciate that we can give an opinion to one another. I have respect for the differences in people. It keeps my mind fresh and keeps me thinking. :) Again, Thank you. And have a great weekend. :)— June 16, 2010 5:45 p.m.
Love, The Art of Apology, and The Grace of Acceptance.
No, not Dr. Phil....It's just the way hubby and I choose to treat each other, with the respect we promised in our vows. :)— June 16, 2010 4:58 p.m.
Like Chum in Shark Infested Waters......
I just call it...Living like a Rockstar! :)— June 10, 2010 5:21 a.m.
Like Chum in Shark Infested Waters......
Hello Joe...No, the pic is boredom at 3 o'clock in the morning inspired....I just won a new camera and tried it out. lol. And yes, it is me in the pic. Thanks for the comment...I see you noticed the spelling...imagine how the mans enunciation was after what seemed like too many Buds. :)— June 9, 2010 4:45 p.m.