The woods are lovely, dark and deep.
But I have promises to keep,
And miles to go before I sleep,
And miles to go before I sleep.
Things I can no longer do: run 7.1 miles around Lum’s Pond for fun on a Sunday. (at Lums Pond State Park)
Ladies’ night on the platforms. (at Ironsport Gym)
The Things the Hard Times Teach You →
7. Who really loves you. You can be damn sure that the people who are there for you when you most need help are the ones that really do love you. It’s easy to love someone when they’re happy and breezing through life. It’s more difficult when that person is so stuck in pain they barely have any love to give. Please remember that the people who really, truly, unconditionally love you, will still have love to give to you, even if you’re temporarily unable to give it back.
Everyone decides to make dinner at midnight once in a while, right? (at Welcome to Mummerland)
Me, anal retentive? Nooooooo…
I have bones! (at Penn Sports Medicine Center)
The sort. Big thanks to @clinzy for providing a framework that didn’t panic my sentimental self.
22 Ikea bags, formerly full of unworn clothes in the garage the last 2.5 yrs. Letting go of things feels good.
I FOUND MY SOFTBALL GLOVE FROM WHEN I WAS 10.
