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Laughing with Myself — 6 Comments

  1. My dearest Susie. Years ago I got the same reflection: lighten up! I totally understand the shedding of those outside layers of seriousness and laughing and loving the days away. Each day we are met with choices: to frown and censure or smile and accept! I’m smiling (and laughing) with you and when I am finding the serious side creeping up I take a look and move on. A big ASANTE (thanks in Kiswahili) for your honest and introspective words. in sisterhood and brotherhood, Ann

  2. I love your message this month!
    I can very much relate.
    I too feel it is time to allow our child to play more, love, laugh and be silly.
    What a better way to shine our light on all that is!
    warmly,
    Tedda

  3. Hi Bridie,
    I like your image of the beach ball underwater. Yes, I think we all feel like this at times. Buoyancy is the key! Thanks for your comment!

  4. Thanks Nick…yes, I’m wondering where the years of our life have flown!! I’m looking forward to many more laughs, smiles and good times with you!!!

  5. Susie, I’m so glad you wrote this. I really relate. Thinking about laughing at myself or not taking myself so seriously is something I’ve been working on. I have always been the “good girl” so it’s hard. Failing being perfect results in the squeezing feeling of embarrasment that precedes defensiveness. I now realize (thanks to your post) it is more like the pressure of a beach ball held under water. I want to rename that feeling. I am encouraged that you are letting go and popping to the surface. Thank you for Buoyancy!

  6. Well, well, well…what glorious days lie ahead filled with laughter and smiles. I am ready and will be laughing with ya, why as a matter of fact, I am laughing now…hee hee this is fun…High on a mountain, standing not alone, wonder’in where the years of our life have flown 😉

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