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Celebrste here

April 20 2014

a counterpoise for the vent thread.....Celebrate or the good things. in your life....the joy,the beauty, and the happiness Hugs xx Q .

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  • RHP

    RHP User

    12 years ago

    The lamb pancake and crab omelette at Lees Fortuna Court for lunch today. Magnificent....

  • sweetgem

    sweetgem

    12 years ago

    Than I am now. I have an extremely loving and supportive family; more than a dozen of true and helpful friends who will be there for me at any time; still can wake up the next day and breathe; still be able to eat the food that I love; and the opportunities to pursue my passions and dreams. - Posted from rhpmobile

  • RHP

    RHP User

    12 years ago

    allows others to stay in the same room with me after I have my cup of tea I have found however that Easter has given me the ability to power a small town with methane gas due to Easter egg burn off. I am grateful that the dog came home, after said gas explosion in my house, he looks a bit shell shocked and jumps at the sound of a gun going off on the TV and he cant smell anymore. LadyT ever so grateful

  • madotara69

    madotara69

    12 years ago

    Quoting 'LadyTuscan' allows others to stay in the same room with me after I have my cup of tea I have found however that Easter has given me the ability to power a small town with methane gas due to Easter egg burn off. I am grateful that the dog came home, after said gas explosion in my house, he looks a bit shell shocked and jumps at the sound of a gun going off on the TV and he cant smell anymore. LadyT ever so grateful They blow off, but in this case Lady T, you should have been blowing off dust, as Easter egg chocolate is made from powdered milk, hence the Easter Egg taste being so different than full milk chocolate. Nothing you can't sort out with a feather duster, ever so lucky. Mado Tara xx (So happy for you).

  • RHP

    RHP User

    12 years ago

    that I was able to finally muster the courage to go see my grandfather in his nursing home as he has dementia and doesn't know who I am. I am immensely glad I have done it and travel to see him down the coast when I can

  • RHP

    RHP User

    12 years ago

    An unprompted display of affection from my child. Priceless.

  • RHP

    RHP User

    12 years ago

    I am not really a money hungry person but I am grateful that I have enough money to not have to stress about it. I had to replace my dryer today, so glad I could just do it.

  • RHP

    RHP User

    12 years ago

    grateful for the family I have created as all of those linked by blood or marriage (other than Olly) could disappear forever and I wouldn't care tuppence.

  • MsJonesy

    MsJonesy

    12 years ago

    Friends old and new, who provide solace, laughter and focus of thought. Who remind me, be it consciously or not, of decisions made long ago and mislaid in the unceasing busyness of life.

  • RHP

    RHP User

    12 years ago

    For all the help given to my family on medical issues that has allowed my children to be the best they can be.... Everyone is happy and enjoying life to the fullest :)

  • RHP

    RHP User

    12 years ago

    Two and a half weeks ago I was ready to just flame the world for it being the way it is. I was in a job that - through no fault of my employer - had my personal life an absolute financial shambles. 12 months ago I was able to go flying whenever I essentially wished. I could pay for a $300 a night room for my 24 hour rest break. I could take my kids anywhere. Problem was, I had to fight my then current employer, to get home to see them. 2 weeks ago, I was on the verge on just handing back my SS which I love dearly, and letting the world cave in around me as I spat on it's grave. I mean how dare it do this to me?? I sat my boss down, and said mate, it's like this. I came to this job to benefit my home life. To be home with my kids every second weekend. Which I am. You and your wife have bent over backwards to see that it has worked. But....in the current conditions, I'm not progressing to where I need to be. For me or my kids. You're paying out extra on having me here that you don't have if you were doing the job. So; for the benefit of your company and my situation we have to part company. I start a new job today (Easter Monday). So I'm celebrating my realisation, my action, my decisiveness to stop berating my situational stresses and change the fuck out of it. I'm celebrating my conscious decision to fix the shit that causes me to pull my hair out. I may make mistakes - fuck I'm only human - but I will make them without hesitation, conviction as sometimes being cruel to be kind means that putting yourself first and your loyalties last. Cruel only to those who think their manipulating ways are deserving of your time. I celebrate today, advancement in knowing and seeking my goals instead of wallowing around in inaction that only causes me to moan like a petulant teenager. I celebrate today, the empowerment that is a side effect of making a conscious choice to change the things I can. To cut the things that are of no benefit to my goals or my sanity. Jesus Christ I sound like a right twat!! But quite frankly I don't give a damn :) - Posted from rhpmobile

  • RHP

    RHP User

    12 years ago

    Thankful for the advice, opinions, experiences and insights of the RHP community. It has given me the courage to go to my ex wife and get the house back, so that I could start getting my life back on track.

  • MsJonesy

    MsJonesy

    12 years ago

    for your decisions Sir Stir.. Empowerment is life changing...and life restoring...