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Bipolarity. Yes, that's a word. I think.

I've not written for over a month. I'm not sure I've ever gone an entire month without writing at least one post.

Lucky you. :)

It's funny how people perceive things----I was told by someone today that someone else told them that I was bipolar.

Yep, bipolar. I'll let that sink in for a few seconds. Me. Bipolar. I'm a lot of things, but I'm quite certain that bipolar isn't one of them. I think it's because we've been through a bit of the refiners fire this year. Ok, more than a bit. I've had difficulty keeping my sense of humor. That doesn't mean I'm bipolar, people.

Oh well. People will talk. It's what people do. I've come to realize that everyone is struggling with something or someone. No one gets out of this life unscathed.

We're doing some beach therapy this week. I hope the weather cooperates.

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  1. G. Parker3:27 PM

    Definitely need some beach therapy!! Bipolar??? that's really funny. I know some people who are bipolar... ;) Anyway - sorry for all you're going through. It's soooo much fun being a parent, huh?? I have a friend that says if we'd known, we would have drowned them all at birth!! hmmm, not sure I feel that way, but there are days!!! ;)

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