I don't get off through being a bitch online, but i learned long ago that dealing promptly with [ahem] PROBLEMS is better than letting them hang around....
On the other hand i feel awfully buoyant today, despite the early onset of allergy season. Perhaps venting one's spleen occasionally is a "releasing" thing after all? That was the original concept, though 20th-century psychology told us at one point rage was a self-perpetuating "activity."
So we progress! Now that the after-affects of food-poisoning/gastritis are fading allergy season commences -- not even waiting for the snow to stop flying, here. Seems like every place we move I pick up a new pollen-sensitivity: oak in Texas, Bradford-pear in OK, sage in UT, and now elm. Hi-de-ho, life goes on....
Busy time ahead! I have a living-history event in TX, then a visit to my daughter. Later!
No tess you were not being a bitch at all! It's your blog after all, so rant away. I think we all need to release some pent up woo-fuelled rage from time to time ;)
ReplyDeletelol -- haven't heard that line in quite awhile -- I still like it! thanks, Almond!
DeleteI think holding rage is unhealthy.
ReplyDeletethanks, Galina -- i'm not sure I released it in the BEST way, but it felt good at the time. ;-)
DeleteI don't remember you being unreasonable lately. Really.
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