There are billions of people and a version of normal to go along with each one of them. No two versions are exactly the same. There will be hundreds of thousands of little things that make up your version of normal. With any luck you can find people that have close to the same idea of what normal is that you do. These are your friends. Anyone else you try to tolerate as best you can.
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The exact definition of normal depends on who's running the asylum.
Wednesday, August 18, 2021
5243 - Wednesday no themememes
A step up from psychopathic.
I had to update this one. (Halloween candy is in the stores now.)
Shut up!
Logic will confuse the absolutists.
I could never be a home school teacher.
But, I still have all my blogger friends, right......... RIGHT?!
Yes, you still have all your blogger friends. I lost many of mine when I stopped posting every day, but those who stayed are good about toughing out the gaps between posts.
Yep, still have this blogger friend. So does Bilbo, even if he doesn't post every day. I have never posted every day and have never had a big following, plus I post shit that caused many old "friends" to stop following me.
Since Corona started my daily blogreadership has dropped from 760 to 340 hits. Mostly because I' ve gotten boring and fans dropped away. Also i blog less. Still follow you though Mike.
Bill - I know you refer your FB to your blog. I don't think I could do that every day. And the few times I did it didn't result in anything.
RO - Hopefully I won't be updating it next year.
LJ - "hate the belief, love the believer" just says that you don't like their religion but you like them.
John - I know I miss some blogs sometimes. I think I've looked but I didn't. And then "BLOGGERS" that have 'comment moderation' turned on... like me for old posts, make me wonder when I go back and look at comments, did I leave a comment or not?
Stu - Thanks, I don't check your blog enough because of where it is on my sidebar.
Shaw - Candy doesn't last long around my house. And I try not to eat all my granddaughters' candy when I visit her.
Get a new therapist. My imaginary friends keep my sane(ish). And they don't steal my chocolate either.
ReplyDeleteSue - My therapist just thinks my imaginary friends are gone. We're having a party right now!
ReplyDeleteYes, you still have all your blogger friends. I lost many of mine when I stopped posting every day, but those who stayed are good about toughing out the gaps between posts.
ReplyDeleteThe Halloween one is so on point, Marvelous Mike! Hugs, RO
ReplyDeleteMike, the Amy Colleen one made a lot of sense but the Cristina Miller one was too complicated for me to understand.
ReplyDeleteYep, still have this blogger friend.
ReplyDeleteSo does Bilbo, even if he doesn't post every day.
I have never posted every day and have never had a big following, plus I post shit that caused many old "friends" to stop following me.
Since Corona started my daily blogreadership has dropped from 760 to 340 hits. Mostly because I' ve gotten boring and fans dropped away. Also i blog less.
ReplyDeleteStill follow you though Mike.
My local CVS has Halloween candy and cards on display. I still have Easter candy in my candy stash!
ReplyDeleteBill - I know you refer your FB to your blog. I don't think I could do that every day. And the few times I did it didn't result in anything.
ReplyDeleteRO - Hopefully I won't be updating it next year.
LJ - "hate the belief, love the believer" just says that you don't like their religion but you like them.
John - I know I miss some blogs sometimes. I think I've looked but I didn't. And then "BLOGGERS" that have 'comment moderation' turned on... like me for old posts, make me wonder when I go back and look at comments, did I leave a comment or not?
Stu - Thanks, I don't check your blog enough because of where it is on my sidebar.
Shaw - Candy doesn't last long around my house. And I try not to eat all my granddaughters' candy when I visit her.
Every week I get an email that tells me how many people have visited the blog. Sometimes it's up, and sometimes it's down. Neither bothers me.
ReplyDeleteKathy - I just check my blogger stats occasionally. And then don't believe them.
ReplyDeleteI told my therapist about my imaginary friends.
ReplyDeleteShe actually laughed at me.
Then she told me I don't have a therapist.
Burr - You can't always believe your therapist.
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