to successfully grow up, will i have to sacrifice my newly rekindled 'pajama saturday' holiday?
posted by Frances bo bancess at Saturday, August 02, 2008
Saturday, August 2
"The products of imagination are most often seen as deformations or distortions of the real - distortions conceived in the service of wish, and created through the sleights of mind as condensation, substitution, negation." Mary Watkins (Invisible Guests, The Development of Imaginal Dialogue, 1986)
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A vehement "NO" from me.
And how does one grow up "successfully" anyway? Really, I could use some advice :)
horray! *rejoices in pajamas*
I think there is a difference between "successfully grow up" and "grow up successfully", not that I'm being pedantic or anything *stifled laugh*. I'm sorry to say I don't have any kind of grasp on what it is to grow up, so when someone manages to uncover such a mystery i would call it a success... maybe, um... I'm kind of just making up b/s to cover up using the wrong word, can you ever forgive me?
we had a motivational speaker once that said "success is a state of being not a possession" ... i nearly threw a shoe at him, but then i nearly throw shoes at a lot of people.
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