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Although this is true, I sometimes wish I could avoid the potholes that make me fall. I’m running out of Band-Aids, here.
Sometimes There’s Just Not Enough Band-Aids
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Band-aids are like magical first aids for our kids…even us adults. It cures everything! As for potholes, I slipped into one on my son’s B-day while at the Ballunar festival. I swear I felt like crying. I realized I was already 40 and my bones were not as strong. Thank God no fracture. I limped for days….but I stood up and face life as usual!
Band-Aids are definitely awesome and definitely magical. Just wish I had a Costco supply of them on demand 🙂
Tell me about it. My grandmother used to say, “Getting old isn’t for sissies.” I’m starting to understand what she meant. There are a lot of bumps and bruises along the way, physical and mental.
“Getting old isn’t for sissies.” HA! That’s a good one. And your grandma was very right. It’s totally not for wussies, although sometimes I fall into that category.
If potholes didn’t exist there would be no need for wine and chocolate.
OHHHHHHHHHHHH! You are so right. But I don’t need potholes to turn to chocolate. I turn to chocolate whenever. Don’t need a crisis, although it sure helps during the crisis. It’s my MacGyver..