Low

Great Album, Crap way to feel.

That is all.

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Update:

Literally two minutes after I posted that a customer (who I chat to occasionally) gave me a bar of nougat spontaneously. I’m not sure why. I had to fight incredibly hard not to cry in the middle of the gaming cafe. The tiniest random act of kindness can be the most amazing thing.

Do that for someone sometime.

About Alabaster Crippens

Learner. Guesser. Thinker and Stinker.
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7 Responses to Low

  1. LyricalFool says:

    The small gift that was given to me was a dime as I was standing in front of the drink machine at work, on a night where everything that could possibly go wrong pretty much did. My stress level (and blood pressure) was through the roof, and I couldn’t even form the words for what I needed. The woman handed me a dime. I *did* cry.

  2. I did cry as soon as I got out of work. I don’t like breaking down in public environments. Plus if I had, then it would’ve taken me longer to pull myself together and lock up. I don’t let myself break down if I’ve got something to do. I just wait til it’s finished and let it all go.

    But yeah…that gift. Wonderful.

    The silly thing is that I can’t eat it. It’s got gelatine in it, which I simply full stop can’t eat. If it was just milkyness, then I’d let it slide and go for it, but I can’t let myself eat meat meat these days.

    Bloody vegans.

    Anyway, the gift giving was still amazing. I don’t think it’s the content of the gift that matters, just that simple act of giving. Totally unexpected.

    Tiny personal miracle.

  3. walkingthewoodsalone says:

    It’s funny how acts of kindness like that often seem to occur when you’re feeling pretty low. Or maybe they happen more regularly than we think but we only take note when it’s poignant and uplifts us from a low.. This is what i need today.

  4. Alll I can offer is telecuddles.
    Lots of love huns.

  5. whitishrabbit says:

    I wonder if a nougatless act of kindness would hold up as well…

    Charleston Chews seem to have gone all extinct.

  6. Charleston Chew candy bars have been used to demonstrate rheology (the effects of temperature and strain rate on the deformation of materials) to students in university geology labs.

    I love wikipedia.
    Lovely Sun by the way.

  7. whitishrabbit says:

    Thank you!

    and me too.

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