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October 05, 2006 |
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Things Could Be Worse
FOUND by Kayley
in Minneapolis, Minnesota
I found this while digging through my purse during class one day. I figure someone slipped it in there during school. It was really small, and said "Just a small reminder" on the front.
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We collect FOUND stuff: love letters, birthday cards, kids' homework,
to-do lists, ticket stubs, poetry on napkins, telephone bills, doodles -
anything that gives a glimpse into someone
else's life. Anything goes...
I would be ecstatic if I ever found a neat little motivator in my purse.
Check your wallet.
Higgy good call! This could be the pain the note was referring to.
Where can I get a 'THINGS COULD BE WORSE' doormat?
I like to think that it's strength that shows its truest colors in the darkest of situations.
but that's just me and my rose colored glasses, I guess.
oh it's totally strength. well maybe both, really.
Some emo kid in your class has a crush on you, Kayley.
is the person in the picture checking his head for lice?
Love, Louverwhear?
I really hate the "things could be worse" brigade. They're almost as bad as those who look at your suffering and chirp: "But there are so many people worse off than you!" All they're really doing is negating your right to your pain...telling you to "cheer up" when really what they mean is "don't bother me with your problems." Because when one of these smiley "things could be worse"ers is the one with the pain and problem, they are drama queens extraordinaire. THEIR pain is the only pain that matters. Yours is fake.
Yeah right.
A lot of effort on display here. Notice the three distinct writing styles? Couldn't manage to spell notorious correctly though. Too much pain maybe.