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I do, except when I'm all peopled out and I want to be alone and sit by myself.Niece, why don't you like hanging out with your family?
I do, except when I'm all peopled out and I want to be alone and sit by myself.Niece, why don't you like hanging out with your family?
I do, except when I'm all peopled out and I want to be alone and sit by myself.
Dear friends, relatives, and countrymen, but mostly relatives...
...When your niece goes and sits by herself at the table in the corner, do not deliberately pass up the seats at the main table where everyone else is sitting and where your niece would have sat if she wanted to sit by people, and instead sit right next to her in such a way as to prevent her leaving (i.e. escaping) the corner where she is sitting if she doesn't want to be around you, which she obviously doesn't, for the purpose of keeping her, quote/unquote, "in line." You are not endearing yourself to her, nor are you are not building her character. You are cornering a nervous creature of tempestuous character. I had to pray very hard for grace (which is equivalent to your safety) in the face of this trial.
Lovingly, your crowded niece.
*Violent eye tic*
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This is true. Now I'm not sure what to think of the situation..I get where you're coming from, but it would've been even sadder if they ignored and left you alone. Part of family is sticking together. This may seem a little harsh, but if for some reason time and circumstance would change to leave you alone, either by a family who doesn't love you or act like a family, or by the death/loss of one that did... Your perspective would change.
We always say to live in and not miss the moment, but don't lose sight of the greater picture and what's really important by getting too caught up in a single moment.
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So. Super Bowl Sunday.
Who are you rooting for?
So. Super Bowl Sunday.
Who are you rooting for?
Honestly, I don't feel a connection to either team. When I lived on the east coast my favorite teams were the eagles and the steelers because I lived in and near pennsylvania. It was the rams for awhile when they were still here in cali and I even worked with the daughter of one of the ram's staff members. Now I have no team.So. Super Bowl Sunday.
Who are you rooting for?
Honestly, I don't feel a connection to either team. When I lived on the east coast my favorite teams were the eagles and the steelers because I lived in and near pennsylvania. It was the rams for awhile when they were still here in cali and I even worked with the daughter of one of the ram's staff members. Now I have no team.The one team I don't like though is the patriots. Mostly because I don't like tom brady.
The one team I don't like though is the patriots. Mostly because I don't like tom brady.
The Brooklyn Dodgers of course.![]()
So. Super Bowl Sunday.
Who are you rooting for?
There is a vast world of difference between being sad and needing comforting and being cranky and wanting personal space. Naturally I love my family and would be sad if something happened to them, and would look with greater fondness on the times we had together, good and bad, in hindsight. But that does nothing to alter the fact that they were driving me to a precarious edge at the time.I get where you're coming from, but it would've been even sadder if they ignored and left you alone. Part of family is sticking together. This may seem a little harsh, but if for some reason time and circumstance would change to leave you alone, either by a family who doesn't love you or act like a family, or by the death/loss of one that did... Your perspective would change.
We always say to live in and not miss the moment, but don't lose sight of the greater picture and what's really important by getting too caught up in a single moment.
So. Super Bowl Sunday.
Who are you rooting for?