As a general rule, we think of things that are “negative” as bad.
We weigh the pros (positives) and cons (negatives) of a situation. Continue reading “When negative is positive”
Month: July 2012
Chicken-hearted versions of bravery
I am a single woman in her early-to-mid forties.
And there are people in my life who think I’m brave.
- I’ve been told I was “brave” for Continue reading “Chicken-hearted versions of bravery”
Convalescing is boring
Ten things you may not have known (and probably didn’t want to)
Or, Scenes from a Hysteroscopy
Warning: May Not Be Suitable For All Audiences.
Like… guys? This might make you feel icky. I forgive you for skipping it. Heck, I encourage you to skip it. Seriously. Just take from the posting of this blog assurance that I lived through it, and move on.
OK, then. Who’s still with me? Don’t say I didn’t warn you.
Anyway, here goes: Continue reading “Ten things you may not have known (and probably didn’t want to)”
If I were sane right now, this would be a no-brainer
It’s not necessarily politically-correct to say so, but it’s true: Continue reading “If I were sane right now, this would be a no-brainer”
Guillotine headache
I’m having one of those headaches where meds aren’t making a dent and Continue reading “Guillotine headache”
Whole lotta hungry going on
I was losing weight. All it takes for me is diligence (a bit of admittedly forced and ongoing consistent diligence, because it’s not what’s “easy” or what comes naturally to me) to making good choices as far as both what I eat, and whether I exercise. Continue reading “Whole lotta hungry going on”
