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If springtime doesn't come around soon............

Right about now you're probably thinking, here we go again, more complaining. You might have been right too, if it weren't for the following post I received the other day.
the next time I read a blog, I hope that it doesnt disappoint me as much as this one. I mean, I know it was my choice to read, but I actually thought youd have something interesting to say. All I hear is a bunch of whining about something that you coul...

What's interesting about this comment, besides the fact there is some truth to it, it was spam. I know it was spam because it came from someone with a "buy ambien" website, and some other drug links. Spam posts aren't unusual, I get lots of them, but they're usually accompanied by a comment praising my blog, and noting how informative it is.

So it was a surprise when I read it, something I don't usually do. It was as if actual [living] person, not a computer, was behind this post, issuing me a wake up call. The only question is, will it work?

Well, at least for today, I won't complain about how freakin' cold its been (40°F this morning), nor the fact Edie and I experienced our second corked bottle of wine, in the past week, last night.

Instead, I'll just leave it here for all to ponder your own complaints, as well as the things you can be thankful and happy about.
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Kim said…
Please don't allow anyone to change you. That is crazy. If it's not constructive criticism, then they can go start their own blog. Only a cranky person would complain about you complaining. Who needs it?

I have two awesome sons and a fun part-time job.

I hate smokers. That's my opinion and my whining for the day.
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