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All rightie... .    so here i am, having gone through the ringer, sitting alone in a quiet moment, emailing a friend... .  

After years of a destructive relationship,

codependent suffering from being excruciatingly alone before and after the separation

serious and protracted crisis of faith

no physical affection for soo long (let's just abbreviate this one... .  'sex'

and wailing like David in the psalms, to God and whoever else would hear me over several months

i type to my friend "Lord have mercy on me" - with sincere conviction

only i typo... .  

third word of the quote... .  

second letter of that word... .  

typed an 'a' instead of an 'e'

:)  somebody got me laughing tonight and i haven't stopped seeing outrageously funny humor in the smallest of things... .  

Oh that's funny jason.  Humor has such a power to heal.  :)

Humor is also a form of sharing, an interpersonal exercise. To share laughter is a way of affirming that we are all in this lifeboat together. The sea surrounds us; rescue is uncertain; control is illusory. Still we sail on-together. ~Gordon Livingston MD

Indeed, I believe humor is vital to recovery!  A trusted friend of mine once told me to find something to laugh about every day.  I like all kinds of humor, but I tend to have a rather dry sense of humor at times.  So, with that said, What did one wall say to other wall?  I'll meet you at the corner.  :)

 

Well, I hope Marcy enjoys it!   :)

Gagrl - that is so funny!  :) :)

My (very platonic) friend responded in the midst of her rather uproarious laughter "WHO THE H### IS MARCY?  THAT'S IT, NO MORE ZOUP FOR YOU!"

That poor woman has heard far too many of my laments - she may need sedation... .  I am not sure she has recovered yet from the email... .     *)