You’ll have to excuse me. I’m having a sneaky hate spiral kind of a day.
Except mine tend to involve a lot more inwardly-directed hate, and the desire to curl up in a ball on the couch, eat a lot of junk food, and watch Extreme Home Makeover until I’m dehydrated from all of the crying, and otherwise filled with self-loathing.
Of course, it was a Monday and I have three kids, so that wasn’t so much an option. Grocery store. Laundry. Lunch. Dance class. Dinner. Etc, etc, etc, etc.
Time to climb into bed, listen to some sappy music, and hope for a better mood tomorrow.
You know what would help? READING HUNGER GAMES! I can’t believe you haven’t read them yet!
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I’m sorry you’ve had a rough day. But thank you so much for for the sneaky hate spiral definition. I totally had a day like that yesterday and when my husband asked what the hell was wrong with me all I could say was “Nothing… and Everything!”
Now I have a much better answer.
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I’m so sorry your day was like that. Mine wasn’t much better.
Here’s to a better tomorrow for both of us!
I am sorry you had a dreadful day. The do just seem to crop up now and again. Freaking life. I am cracking up at the link to the hate spiral. I will bookmark that for a day when I will need it.
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Gosh – i am sorry that you a sucktastic day – hope Tuesday is treating you better. I have wine and cookies for tonight. HTH
And BTW – sneaky hate spiral is probably one of the funniest things I’ve ever read. Still laughing.
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I hear dipping full chocolate bars in jars of peanut butter works wonders. Sending you some love today
Thank you for introducing me to the sneaky hate spiral – now, when Ed is all what’s wrong, I have a response that is nicer than nothing, will you just leave me the f alone right now, which inevitably goes over really well with his incessant male desire to “fix” things. Hope today is better !
and ps, I agree with Lindsay – read the Hunger Games – they make everything better.
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