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a slice of life with Miche
Posting as a means to vent into the void.
I've got loving, caring people in my life and am well supported by them.
Venting posts are temporary and will be removed in time.
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- Ever wanted to know what it's like on set?
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- The good and the ugly of blogging
- XKCD's take on wanting
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- NTS: Reality check
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- Almost LOST
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4 comments:
Hmm, interesting how the meme has evolved. And I loved loved LOVED your answers, especially this line: "the days are long but the years are short".
So true, all of it. Thanks for playing along!
I wish I could take credit for that quote. I've heard it from many different sources and think that it sums things up just perfectly!
Thanks for tagging me with the "easier" version of the meme!
I loved your post too! I can relate on so many things: the knowing where all the bits of the toy sets are, the realization that I need me-time, and the guilt I feel taking it. The relief I feel when the girls head to their dad's place on a Friday evening, and the emptiness of the house on Sunday morning with me pacing the floors, missing them like crazy til they're home.
I think our conclusions are similar just because they're true!
Thanks for swinging by Alison! It seems that somethings transcend location, occupation, nationality, age...
Glad to have met you through Dani!
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