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I "try" to remember that having no/low expectations make it hard to be disappointed when it comes to people (throw in hyped games too haha!) 🙂
* I'm old enough to look back on bad birthdays as good learning experiences and future birthdays as mile markers winding the time down here. I can't wait to leave this place, it's crazy & look forward to being with Jesus more than anything. He's the BEST!!
(Imagine if everyone did that)
Anyway my worst would probably be my 21st. It was ok but a group of people who had been threatening to kill me turned up to my home and sat with us. I didn't ask them to leave though as I saw it as a way to reconcile. Which it somewhat did.
When you dont work and have no money, you really dont feel like celebrating your birthday.
I kinda do hope the cancer test pops back positive, im pretty tired of all this lol.
Parents discuss divorce in front of me in my birthday. They got no time and mood for celebration.
Never have any party after that day.
A realisation.
The local pub would make bit of an effort for some people's birthday.
It had no interest in getting to know mine.
That was over 20 years ago.
Not a big thing but I turn up there and everybody wants to be greeting me or rather seen to be greeting me.
Any hassle and nobody will get hurt I won't allow it,
If i am overseeing a pool game nobody is messing about with the money on the table,
strangers come in not knowing anybody they get people to drink with,
somebody going through bit of a rough patch and may act up a bit - I'm the one backing their corner and stopping them getting banned. (sometimes they have no clue what some of the people were about getting them barred from the place).
When I first started going to the pubs one of my friends did warn me, he said they are all smiles to your face but anybody stands out too much then any opportunity and they will trash talk behind their back and create problems.
A lesson I did not learn for a very long time despite it being taught so many times.
It has jaded my view of people that amongst other things.
wow now I'm curious