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Better an oops.

I’m full of “what if”. I make the safe choice regularly. I make the “no choice” even more often. Fear plays a big part. It’s easy to listen to her. She swears the embarrassment that comes from failing is fatal. She lies but I believe her on some level and restrict my behaviour accordingly. Yet, I’ve been embarrassed before and here I sit, not dead. … Continue reading Better an oops.

Unknown's avatarMichelleJanuary 3, 20218 Comments
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Meme connections.

I miss Word Press. I miss writing. I miss doing pretty much everything, even though I am doing some things. It’s just that it’s all done under the veil of depression which makes me discount the matteringness of it all. On the bright side, I’ve been doing a lot more stretching so should I find myself in a situation where I have to shimmy along … Continue reading Meme connections.

Unknown's avatarMichelleOctober 21, 20205 Comments
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sharing words you found profound

“The events of my life are like the rolling of the waves, the changing of the tide, the shifting of the wind – they contain no judgment.” Continue reading sharing words you found profound

Unknown's avatarMichelleAugust 10, 2018February 11, 20222 Comments

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