alikeness.

“I can live for two months on a good compliment.” ― Mark Twain

 I wrote something for this post

[eloquent if I may say so] and so full of truth 

but I decided to hold my tongue instead and therefore watched 

as line after line disappeared from the screen...

but I will say that I am working on taking what would otherwise annoy and frustrate me

and seeing the act(s) rather as a compliment(s) - instead of being bugged, I am trying to see the good instead

plus...what more could an admitted and suffering  people pleaser want than a good compliment,
even if its not necessarily a verbalized one?

And in the spirit of this post I would like to formally give a shout out to Sally Jane Vintage for the picture above...I love your blog and your shop!

photo found on Sally Jane Vintage