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sassyangelac
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 14/12/2005 08:23:05
Subject: One day's frustration is another day's bliss.
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The 48-hour funk that has plagued my wounded heart and muddled brain was shattered this morning by the discovery of some forgotten pages from an old running log. The two-page description of an eleven-mile run, in which every possible thing that could go wrong went even more wrong, brought forth laughter of such volcanic heat that snow and ice melted in a 3-foot radius around my frozen feet.
This is not a bad day; that was a bad day. But saving that day's despair made this day joyous, and I am so grateful that I wrote it all down.
ÃÂé 2010, ACG
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Anonymous
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22/01/2006 09:50:55
Subject: Re: One day's frustration is another day's bliss.
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Hanbrani Gani (greeting)
in the reading of your post i related to what you were speaking about concerning the one day's ...bring this days bliss.
I thank you for the sharing,
I like most, have had days like that, and sometime years without seeing the light of day.
One thing i remember from the elders are: Hold on tommorow is another day. Most Specific are the Creative Ones, -
The songs, music, writing and Words like yours help to move forward & hold on...until the laughter comes, or the light of living return to our human souls.
Thank you (ashe'} translates as thank you, amen, etc
Muddywater Travel_1
Akeia
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