The idle musings of a former military man, former computer geek, medically retired pastor and now full-time writer. Contents guaranteed to offend the politically correct and anal-retentive from time to time. My approach to life is that it should be taken with a large helping of laughter, and sufficient firepower to keep it tamed!
Sunday, April 20, 2008
Really s****y day
I'm afraid my regular Weekend Wings column and other posts have had to take a back seat today.
I got called in to help with a really, really nasty family counseling situation. Don't ask - you don't want to know. Trust me!
Anyway, after several hours of talking and listening I've just got home. I'm beat!
I'm going to pour a stiff brandy and hit the sack for a few hours. If I feel more human when I wake up, I'll post in the early morning. Weekend Wings will be on hiatus until next weekend.
Peter
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6 comments:
Well, you've gotten to the very best part of any s****y day: the end.
There's a story out of South Africa that says that the dock workers have refused to unload 7.62x39 and RPG ammunition destined for Zimbabwe. The SA gov't had apparently given permission to ship it overland, but cooler heads seem to be prevailing, as these munitions are likely to be used against the opposition party, as opposed to any valid military purpose.
Turns out they were ordered the same day as the elections, hmmm.
Still and all, I wanted to note that like other Commonwealth nations, the citizens of South Africa are clearly smarter than their Government. Good on them!
Sorry about your crap day. Hope it was the last of those for a long time. Take care!
Peter,
Thank you for doing the work you do. I am glad your crappy day is over and pray God gave you a decent might's sleep and a day to recover from it!
Steve
I can relate...I make a living doing domestic and civil mediation and some days are just like your day. Single Malt Scotch is just the answer those days.
Since it's Monday now, I hope you got that good night's rest you needed.
I echo Steve's sentiments...thank you for helping others.
You are very good to help others as you do. I'm sure you're a great comfort to everyone who seeks your aid.
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