The Anecdotal Life Part. 95
"What?!" you say. " What happened to Blog 92 and 93?" Well, who ever said that numbers had to be in order? Some little fussy man in a somewhat nervous, minuscule century long past, probably wrote a cute dictatorial treatise or something and since he was the Mayor's son everyone had to go along with it. Time to blow that theory. Time may not be sequential and it never works for me to think that way. It is very fluid. Which may be the reason behind all the snow we are getting. Some events that were to take one hour; take ten and one event that you distinctly remember was going to happen at noon, jumps up to nine A.M. startling the heck out of you. Blog 92 and 93 will get to their feet when they feel like it.
So what's the important news of the day.... Well it's about time. My great niece Maddie has either the super fortune of knocking off a birthday every four years or the super misfortune of doing so if you consider gifts and parties and I suspect she's beginning to. Her birthday which is the 29th will be held sometime inbetween today, the 28th and tomorrow, the first of March. I told you time wasn't sequential. Perfect example of it. I like those clocks that just have hands and say "whatever" on them... Or the ones with jumbled numbers. More realistic, I think.
Since time is running out for the love month, namely, February, I will tack on a quote that explains rather well why all relationships are not meant to last forever. "We are not the same person this year as last; nor are those we love. It is a happy chance if we, changing, continue to love a changed person". (Somerset Maugham) However, that being said, it is murderously difficult to let go of someone who does not wish to grow or change at all. That's a whole "nother" problem. Lastly, and more about the substantial amount of uncertainty there is in relationships, " Love is a fire. But whether it is going to warm your heart or burn down your house, you can never tell." (Joan Crawford) I like what Gramps said to me. " You just pays your money and makes your choice."- only I think he said "cherce" for choice . He did o.k.; it seemed to me.
So what's the important news of the day.... Well it's about time. My great niece Maddie has either the super fortune of knocking off a birthday every four years or the super misfortune of doing so if you consider gifts and parties and I suspect she's beginning to. Her birthday which is the 29th will be held sometime inbetween today, the 28th and tomorrow, the first of March. I told you time wasn't sequential. Perfect example of it. I like those clocks that just have hands and say "whatever" on them... Or the ones with jumbled numbers. More realistic, I think.
Since time is running out for the love month, namely, February, I will tack on a quote that explains rather well why all relationships are not meant to last forever. "We are not the same person this year as last; nor are those we love. It is a happy chance if we, changing, continue to love a changed person". (Somerset Maugham) However, that being said, it is murderously difficult to let go of someone who does not wish to grow or change at all. That's a whole "nother" problem. Lastly, and more about the substantial amount of uncertainty there is in relationships, " Love is a fire. But whether it is going to warm your heart or burn down your house, you can never tell." (Joan Crawford) I like what Gramps said to me. " You just pays your money and makes your choice."- only I think he said "cherce" for choice . He did o.k.; it seemed to me.
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