Saturday, July 14, 2012

* All The Time In The World

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18 comments:

  1. I call this "slow therapy". When I start getting frantic, I just slow down my breathing and move more slowly. (I use it the most often in the grocery store or at the gas station, where I always seem to get in the slowest queue.)

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    1. Hey Boom Boom! I'm slow a the best of times, but you may be on to something there. And as with most things, go with what works! Roth x

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  2. I usually try to ask myself, "what's the worst thing that can happen?" and that sometimes relaxes me. Sometimes the answer is I will be mutilated, raped, murdered and have my house burned down. So it doesn't always work.

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    1. Because you invite strange Arab boys to your home!!!! I rest my case. ;)

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    2. Hey Linda! I go with whatever works. But yeah, you have to ask the right question ;> Jayne, play nicely! x Indigo

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  3. Typo, sweetie... I think you meant "Mother says..."

    I was waiting for you to stop time altogether because I honestly believe you're capable of such things. Hope you got a biscuit, as well. ;)

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    1. Hey Jayne! Thanks for the editorial; after midnight isn't my most attentive time. And thanks for the confidence, I try x Indigo

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  4. I quite often slow down time, Matrix style. I look half daft flailing around in slow mo though :)

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    1. Hey Robbie! Your Matrix name is Retro, and you are The One! "Hmmm. Upgrades." Roth

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  5. petite phact: medical science has proven that the aroma of brewing coffee and/or freshly ground coffee beans induces relaxation...

    you got a double shot of call all the way. ;)

    so glad you realized you were important enough to take care of yourself first. x

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    1. Hey Eolist! All these things are true! Now, I must get to work on my EolistBlend coffee branding... Roth x

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  6. I have 18 double espressos a day. I wish I could be as relaxed as you are.

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    1. Hey Max! Frankly, I'm surprised you can even type after that much. Do you shake at the weekends? Roth

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    2. This is why you were voted "boy most likely to initiate an international incident" back at St. Mungo's.

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  7. Nothing should come before coffee. Nothing. Not even time. I mean, I imagine that's how it would feel if I drank it :P

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    1. Hey Kato! No coffee for you? But I have this nice jug of EolistBlend... are you sure? Indigo x

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