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Friday, March 25th, 2005 10:39 pm (UTC)
First there is a mountain, then there is no mountain, then there is.
I want to see it all, be aware of it all, and be okay.
May I have the brain back when you're finished?
I do ignore a lot of what I value as
little things
; the problem comes if/when they build up or change into
big things
.
"Life should be fair."
That one is tough - I use affirmations of a sort to remind myself when it isn't, and have learned to be more accepting of circumstance.
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I want to see it all, be aware of it all, and be okay.
May I have the brain back when you're finished?
I do ignore a lot of what I value as little things; the problem comes if/when they build up or change into big things.
"Life should be fair."
That one is tough - I use affirmations of a sort to remind myself when it isn't, and have learned to be more accepting of circumstance.