a fine line....

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l am without words ...


l am hiding under my rock..

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  1. Leslie:10:48 pm, November 15, 2010

    There is also a fine line between genius and insanity. Hope you cool off and things work out.

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  2. aims2:07 am, November 16, 2010

    This is a scary line to be standing on since it is so easy to go one way or the other.

    This is also not a line we think about when we first dive in.

    When we discover it we often wonder if it was always there and we mistook one for the other.

    I bet more than one of us asks to borrow your rock.

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  3. RNSANE6:15 am, November 16, 2010

    It's like walking a tightrope!

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  4. Mara7:24 am, November 16, 2010

    Just make sure you look the right way: the line is easier to cross that way!

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  5. Eliza12:29 pm, November 16, 2010

    I've been under that rock a few times :-(

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  6. Rick5:36 pm, November 16, 2010

    Sara
    that won't make it go away. it will just sit atop waiting. Sorry
    ~rick

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  7. Young at Heart6:50 pm, November 16, 2010

    how excellent.........

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  8. Daryl7:57 pm, November 16, 2010

    my advice, not that you asked .. but .. sleep on it .. alone.

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  9. Pearl9:41 pm, November 16, 2010

    A visually accurate representation, I'd say!

    Pearl

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  10. david mcmahon12:40 am, November 17, 2010

    Everyone can identify with that, Saz - everyone's been there, in one way or another.

    We hear you.

    But we also encourage you to look beyond any pain and anguish and to celebrate the things you love about life.

    We care about you, you know

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  11. Rock Chef9:43 am, November 17, 2010

    Can I join you?

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  12. ADDY10:00 am, November 17, 2010

    Thanks for your comments on mine - you sound in a very unhappy place at the moment... betrayed, angry, upset. Hide under the duvet for a while and take each day at a time. Take comfort from your blogger friends.(((Hugs))).

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  13. Saz11:31 am, November 17, 2010

    Thanks guys, Addy - am taking comfort.. This space is waiting all times of day.. Thankfully

    Saz x

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  14. Furtheron4:44 pm, November 18, 2010

    It can be like that at times can't it.

    Luckily for me most of the time the ventricle on the left is bigger than the one on the right :-)

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  15. Maggie May8:18 pm, November 18, 2010

    Sometimes we all feel like that......crossing from one side to the other and back.
    Maggie X

    Nuts in May

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  16. Unspoken5:16 am, November 27, 2010

    I have soooo been under there.

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Take the weight of your feet, draw up a chair and pour yourself a cuppa. Leave your troubles at the door and together we shall ride out the storms.


Saz x

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