Let's come up with some good break-up songs...post some if you can!
posted by Bri @ 5:31 PM
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I am a mermaid living in Minnesota, but I am moving to the Pacific Northwest in 2008. I'm an energetic, happy girl who forgets she's a grown-up sometimes. I'm raising a terrific teenager and have a busy, joyful life. I'm in my last year of grad. school, getting a master's in counseling psych. I work part-time from home as a proofreader and editor, and I perform as a classical pianist. I also work as a Pure Romance consultant (ask me more if you are a woman over the age of 18 and if you like to pamper yourself). I have a special man in my life and count myself lucky to love someone who also makes me laugh like nobody else.
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Hi Brina
Just bursting in.
How about 50 ways to leave your lover by Paul Simon.
You can even make up your own, like 'You didn't have to be so nice, you would have left me anyway' (Lovin' Spoonful).
Wish you courage,
Koos
Oh, those are good, Koos!
I am feeling pretty good today.
My work is quite engrossing at the moment, and my studies for grad. school are both demanding and fascinating, so I am letting myself really focus in those areas and simply feel the feelings of the heartbreak as they come.
It does seem rather unreal. The medium he chose, e-mail, is the most impersonal medium possible, and as a result it doesn't seem like it even happened. Very odd.
Did you see Pete, Rachel, and Mikey addressing my breakup on ITA? It was so sweet and funny, and I particularly loved that Pete went into the spiel about how there's no good way to be dumped. True!
Hope you are well. In your photo, you have the look of an explorer or adventurer. I like it!
Hugs, Brina
Hi Brina,
Yes, I noticed Pete's spiel; I think he said really wise things there. It seems to me that his long time involvement with a spiritual path shows in this type of discourse.
Remaining active is a very healthy method to cope with a split-up. As Marietta says, better times are on the way. Pete once said about a similar situation that future problems will completely overshadow today's. Well, it takes a certain detachment to find that encouraging - but it is very true.
Love
Koos
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