Re: No, it doesn't have to be. » Dinah

Posted by annierose on August 24, 2005, at 19:34:59

In reply to No, it doesn't have to be. » annierose, posted by Dinah on August 24, 2005, at 12:30:51

To clarify: my in-laws do live nearby, but my brother-in-law's family came into town to celebrate my in-laws 50th Wedding Anniversary, tonight being the first of FIVE long "family" days of togetherness. A couple of screaming, crying, complaining children .... luckily, not mine!! On the car ride home, I praised my children for their good manners and proper attitudes.
I just wish it wasn't necessary to go down this yucky path filled with weeds and pesty bugs. I get so irritable. Speaking about therapy of course, and not my in-laws (giggle).
My T asked twice, "why wouldn't I like you?". AARRGGHH! I hate questions posed as a negative.

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Aaarrgh! Does therapy have to be so hard? annierose 8/24/05
Re: Aaarrgh! Does therapy have to be so hard? » annierose fallsfall 8/24/05
No, it doesn't have to be. » annierose Dinah 8/24/05
Re: Aaarrgh! Does therapy have to be so hard? » annierose Daisym 8/24/05
Re: Aaarrgh! Does therapy have to be so hard? » annierose cricket 8/24/05
Re: Aaarrgh! Does therapy have to be so hard? » fallsfall annierose 8/24/05
Re: No, it doesn't have to be. » Dinah annierose 8/24/05
Re: Aaarrgh! Does therapy have to be so hard? » Daisym annierose 8/24/05
Re: Aaarrgh! Does therapy have to be so hard? » annierose Shortelise 8/24/05
Re: Aaarrgh! Does therapy have to be so hard? » Shortelise annierose 8/24/05
Re: Aaarrgh! Does therapy have to be so hard? » annierose gardenergirl 8/25/05

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