What we call the beginning is often the end. And to make an end is to make a beginning.
The end is where we start from.
What we call the beginning is often the end. And to make an end is to make a beginning.
The end is where we start from.
You know how once you make a decision, you just want everything to be over with and to have fallen in place? That’s exactly how I feel, right now. I made the Pros and Cons list and now, after much hesitance, I’ve made the decision. I thought that was the hard part?
I worry. ALL THE TIME. I worry what will happen, I worry what won’t. I worry what people will think, I worry that they won’t at all. It’s a bit of a problem but I’ve come to terms with my neurosis. Most of the time it can be cured with prayer and deep breaths. Today all I have are sighs.
All I can lift up today are prayers of hope, that after the dust clears, everything will be in the saddle.
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As a child, this entertained me. As an adult, this scares me.
Hypochondriac.
This is so me. I am the one who gets a cold and insists that it’s pneumonia. My throat hurts = I have throat cancer. It’s kind of insane, I know. When I was looking for the correct spelling of hypochondriac, I came across Hypochondriasis (sometimes referred to as health phobia). OMG…I have it!
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So it’s April 1st, 2009. Last year I fooled my now bf, Kyle, into thinking that my cat had feline AIDS. I told him this long sob story about how he was going to have to be put down and how sad I was. This year, I’ve got nothin’. NO AIDS!
hap.pi.ness [hap-ee-nis]
–noun
1. the quality or state of being happy.
2. a short film by Sophie Barthes!