Life or if I were to use a less dramatic word - the week so far has been less than great. Nothing killing [thank god for that], but stuff I could have been much happier without. You know nagging things... that are not there on your face. Yet lurking somewhere. Hmm that's the kind of troubles I have been talking about. There goes a saying 'don't sweat the small stuff'. How? Pray tell me how? How can you not sweat about things at work that are beyond your control [not talking about the looming deadlines]. How can you not sweat about untimely rains that make your commute a big hell. How can you not sweat about a sad roommate? How can you not sweat when uncertainties outweigh certainties?
The point is we do sweat the small stuff. Such days demand a pick-me-up. Do you have a pick-me-up? A stuff that always works? I do. Yes, sir I do.
www.dailymail.co.uk rocks my world. It always does. Try it on a day, when things are grey and sad. When monstrous clients seem like angels, and your cubicle companion plays the screaming demon. On a day when no planning seems like the best planning. On a day when waking up in the morning was possibly the worst thing you could do. Yes on that kind of a day. Do try dailymail.
After all, how can your world be difficult when in this very world Hugh Hefner's runaway bride decides to bare it all in a tell-all realty show. A world where Britney goes flab to flat, in three days flat and then back to flab again. A world where 'friends with benefits' or the 'no strings
attached' models work perfectly. A world where pretty young things sue their moms over misused funds. A world where Cheryl Cole keeps falling for her love rat multiple-time-cheater ex-husband.
Do give dailymail a try. On a day like today.
n.b. the dark brown stuff above works as well.
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ReplyDeleteI so very much agree to u on every point u said...and chocolates always help...keep writing!
ReplyDeleteMy latest pick-me-up is a deep fried, oily, meat bonda from the neighbourhood deli.
ReplyDeleteon a more "physical" level...when I am too tired/lazy to walk from the lounge to the bed, I pose a rhetorical question to hubby "Can you pick me up and carry me to the bed?". To which he always says "I do weights at the gym...not pillars."
scribbler... you could see me now, right now, you would see me laughing like a mad woman. :) amazing...
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