Tuesday, July 22, 2008

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  • RamblingAngels
    I'm gonna hurl

    well one thing i have heard of is to balance your thoughts so that external things aren't as bothersome.. i think it is rather difficult to be optimistic in death, though they say if you live like butter, you will float.. that's what i look forward to

  • weedorwildflower

    Oh my gosh. You just made me laugh. Out loud. Even on a bad day you're hilarious.

  • Steal_the_Crumbs

    Simple answer to both: lower your expectations.

    Of course that's not what they're looking for.

    If The Hold Steady are to be believed, pure dogged insistence is key: "We gotta stay positive!" Right now, I'm buying it, but that's just post-show afterglow.

  • Quackalishus

    That depends entirely on your definition of "life" and your definition of "dead." If you subscribe to a literal dictionary definition of those words, than your point is both valid and amusing. But consider what it means to be living.

    If somebody is riddled with strong depression, low self esteem, and faltering will power, spending each and every day in bed without the motivation to even do so much as check the mail, is that really living?

    And to take it further (since I seem to be on a roll), there are many ways to define death.  If somebody has passed on, but an idea that they stood for lives on in hundreds of people, who choose to continue that person's life's work, is he/she really dead?

    How's that for a bit of snarky food for thought? =p

  • heatheranastasiu

    Haha - so to be optimistic in life I need to hope for a good birth rate at the hospital?

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  • mammaquiet

    ahh, you mistress of language, you!!!!

  • new_teachers_journey

    I love your FQ bashes!  They make me laugh!

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