Describe your life right now...using only six words.

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Re: Describe your life right now...using only six words.

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drinkin' wine. No idea?
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Painful
Chaotic
Sensitive
Dreary
Lonesome
Emotional
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So boring I could die now.
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Bodhi Day Tomorrow. Enlightenment Eventually. Namaste.
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Need a good snack; not candy.
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Love and Light. Centered and Grateful.
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Watching The Office. Laughing. Still funny.
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Tree Glowing. Cat Purring. Good Life :D
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I don't know what's happening anymore.
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Finished picking up Spanish Moss…Yay.
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Getting ready to move again. Ugh!
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Ooh…I love moving. New places are always exciting. Then again I am a gypsy, lol.


Oh six words…good luck moving.
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Santa:
Need drill press. Been good.
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Contemplating putting cat in kitty jail.
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rssllue wrote:Contemplating putting cat in kitty jail.
:shock:
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What is grief, if not love persevering?

Grief is just love with no place to go.
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