Depression Recovery

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Growth in wisdom may be exactly measured by decrease in bitterness. –  Friedrich Nietzsche

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Sounds good, no matter who wrote it.

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Chinese Proverb – "You can only go halfway into the darkest forest; then you are coming out the other side" A good reminder for those really dark days that seem like they’ll never end! Susan

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"It isn’t for the moment you are struck that you need courage, but for  the long uphill climb back to sanity and faith and security."  - Anne Morrow Lindbergh Oh, Ms. Morrow, how mistaken you are. Courage is needed for those moments (days, weeks and lifetimes) when you are stuck, as well as for the rest of the time when, once unstuck, one is climbing back into the daylight. I send this with a double-dose of courage for all my asdr friends who are going through tough times, not limited to, but especially thinking of KCatPaws, TresPat, Lindsay, Anne (because it must be cold there), SneexinPA, Dick, Jane, willow, DazzyDeb (welcome home), webbie, and Myron. Even tough times have a way of passing.  Hold on to what good you can get until they pass off. Oh, and extra special "Hi y’all" to Tom and Marlys, may they be experiencing some of the good. (why do I feel like I’m on Prairie Home Campanion?  Just no one start making animal sounds.) renard — For more information about this service, send e-mail to:

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>(why do I feel like I’m on Prairie Home Campanion?  

Maybe because we’re all above average? Nice post. GreyAdagio (p/e) – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->"It isn’t for the moment you are struck that you need courage, but for > the long uphill climb back to sanity and faith and security." > – Anne Morrow Lindbergh >Oh, Ms. Morrow, >how mistaken you are. >Courage is needed for those moments (days, weeks and lifetimes) when you >are stuck, as well as for the rest of the time when, once unstuck, one is >climbing back into the daylight. >I send this with a double-dose of courage for all my asdr friends who are >going through tough times, not limited to, but especially thinking of >KCatPaws, TresPat, Lindsay, Anne (because it must be cold there), >SneexinPA, Dick, Jane, willow, DazzyDeb (welcome home), webbie, and Myron. >Even tough times have a way of passing.  Hold on to what good you can get >until they pass off. >Oh, and extra special "Hi y’all" to Tom and Marlys, may they be >experiencing some of the good. >(why do I feel like I’m on Prairie Home Campanion?  Just no one start >making animal sounds.) >renard

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>(why do I feel like I’m on Prairie Home Campanion?  Just no one start >making animal sounds.)

mooooooooooooooooo … oh wait, that’s not a prairie sound, is it? Shoooot!!!  I’m trying NOT to follow instructions, but because I don’t know what a prairie sound is I’m stuck following instructions. This is a fine kettle of fish!!! (oh man, now this saying is OLD) ) Anne who loved renard’s post like she always does … couldn’t respond but I was dancing over here!!! )) (And yes, the dog gagged and left the room) p&e — For more information about this service, send e-mail to:

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: >(why do I feel like I’m on Prairie Home Campanion?  

: Maybe because we’re all above average? Its because we all eat PowderMilk Biscuits for the "strength to get up and do what needs to be done". and other days, Reebop a Roobop Rhubarb Pie.   renard — For more information about this service, send e-mail to:

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<< Courage is needed for those moments (days, weeks and lifetimes) when you are stuck, as well as for the rest of the time when, once unstuck, one is climbing back into the daylight. I send this with a double-dose of courage for all my asdr friends who are going through tough times, not limited to, but especially thinking of KCatPaws, TresPat, Lindsay, Anne (because it must be cold there), SneexinPA, Dick, Jane, willow, DazzyDeb (welcome home), webbie, and Myron. Even tough times have a way of passing.  Hold on to what good you can get until they pass off. renard >> or we ‘pass out’?   <grin> or ‘pass on’?  <grin> thanks, renard.   (((((((((((((renard))))))))))) willow <hoping it passes soon, but knowing it won’t> — For more information about this service, send e-mail to:

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quote by the jazz piano teacher at school. "i’ve heard bands that can play all the right notes but just haven’t got the swing. without the feel it’s like we used to say, like dragging queen mary through an ocean of mars bars. It’s just not gonna happen" Sam P.S. interesting rehearsal today. he called me up to fill in for a bass player in another jazz band and while i was there he went on about how our band was so much more experience and how this band should come and watch us. and then said how fortunate they were for having me come along because i really made the rhythm section sound good and the feel and stuff is heaps better. to top it off he said ‘do you wanna do a bass solo in this one?’ and i shrugged and he goes ‘yes or no?’ and i go ‘yeah why not’ and he goes ‘ok. i’ll do two choruses, then the sax player can do two then you can do a one chorus solo and then we’ll swap 4’s the drummer’ and i’m like ‘right ok’. so we get to my bit in the song and i start ripping out this really cool jazz bass solo (in C Jam Blues if anyone knows it) and at the end of the first chorus he goes ‘take a second chorus’. i think i impressed him… hehe…anyway. a bit oT but yeah. Sam

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> quote by the jazz piano teacher at school. > "i’ve heard bands that can play all the right notes but just haven’t got the > swing. without the feel it’s like we used to say, like dragging queen mary > through an ocean of mars bars. It’s just not gonna happen" > Sam

You missed out "sideways" as in towing "Swings like a lead tit" is also rather descriptive. — Clive Norris Selectron (UK) Ltd www.espguitars.co.uk www.espshop.co.uk www.emgpickups.co.uk www.tube-shop.com www.whirlwindusa.com

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quote by the jazz piano teacher at school. "i’ve heard bands that can play all the right notes but just haven’t got the swing. without the feel it’s like we used to say, like dragging queen mary through an ocean of mars bars. It’s just not gonna happen" Sam P.S. interesting rehearsal today. he called me up to fill in for a bass player in another jazz band and while i was there he went on about how our band was so much more experience and how this band should come and watch us. and then said how fortunate they were for having me come along because i really made the rhythm section sound good and the feel and stuff is heaps better. to top it off he said ‘do you wanna do a bass solo in this one?’ and i shrugged and he goes ‘yes or no?’ and i go ‘yeah why not’ and he goes ‘ok. i’ll do two choruses, then the sax player can do two then you can do a one chorus solo and then we’ll swap 4’s the drummer’ and i’m like ‘right ok’. so we get to my bit in the song and i start ripping out this really cool jazz bass solo (in C Jam Blues if anyone knows it) and at the end of the first chorus he goes ‘take a second chorus’. i think i impressed him… hehe…anyway. a bit oT but yeah. Sam

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> quote by the jazz piano teacher at school. > "i’ve heard bands that can play all the right notes but just haven’t got the > swing. without the feel it’s like we used to say, like dragging queen mary > through an ocean of mars bars. It’s just not gonna happen" > Sam

You missed out "sideways" as in towing "Swings like a lead tit" is also rather descriptive. — Clive Norris Selectron (UK) Ltd www.espguitars.co.uk www.espshop.co.uk www.emgpickups.co.uk www.tube-shop.com www.whirlwindusa.com

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quote by the jazz piano teacher at school. "i’ve heard bands that can play all the right notes but just haven’t got the swing. without the feel it’s like we used to say, like dragging queen mary through an ocean of mars bars. It’s just not gonna happen" Sam P.S. interesting rehearsal today. he called me up to fill in for a bass player in another jazz band and while i was there he went on about how our band was so much more experience and how this band should come and watch us. and then said how fortunate they were for having me come along because i really made the rhythm section sound good and the feel and stuff is heaps better. to top it off he said ‘do you wanna do a bass solo in this one?’ and i shrugged and he goes ‘yes or no?’ and i go ‘yeah why not’ and he goes ‘ok. i’ll do two choruses, then the sax player can do two then you can do a one chorus solo and then we’ll swap 4’s the drummer’ and i’m like ‘right ok’. so we get to my bit in the song and i start ripping out this really cool jazz bass solo (in C Jam Blues if anyone knows it) and at the end of the first chorus he goes ‘take a second chorus’. i think i impressed him… hehe…anyway. a bit oT but yeah. Sam

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> quote by the jazz piano teacher at school. > "i’ve heard bands that can play all the right notes but just haven’t got the > swing. without the feel it’s like we used to say, like dragging queen mary > through an ocean of mars bars. It’s just not gonna happen" > Sam

You missed out "sideways" as in towing "Swings like a lead tit" is also rather descriptive. — Clive Norris Selectron (UK) Ltd www.espguitars.co.uk www.espshop.co.uk www.emgpickups.co.uk www.tube-shop.com www.whirlwindusa.com

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quote by the jazz piano teacher at school. "i’ve heard bands that can play all the right notes but just haven’t got the swing. without the feel it’s like we used to say, like dragging queen mary through an ocean of mars bars. It’s just not gonna happen" Sam P.S. interesting rehearsal today. he called me up to fill in for a bass player in another jazz band and while i was there he went on about how our band was so much more experience and how this band should come and watch us. and then said how fortunate they were for having me come along because i really made the rhythm section sound good and the feel and stuff is heaps better. to top it off he said ‘do you wanna do a bass solo in this one?’ and i shrugged and he goes ‘yes or no?’ and i go ‘yeah why not’ and he goes ‘ok. i’ll do two choruses, then the sax player can do two then you can do a one chorus solo and then we’ll swap 4’s the drummer’ and i’m like ‘right ok’. so we get to my bit in the song and i start ripping out this really cool jazz bass solo (in C Jam Blues if anyone knows it) and at the end of the first chorus he goes ‘take a second chorus’. i think i impressed him… hehe…anyway. a bit oT but yeah. Sam

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> quote by the jazz piano teacher at school. > "i’ve heard bands that can play all the right notes but just haven’t got the > swing. without the feel it’s like we used to say, like dragging queen mary > through an ocean of mars bars. It’s just not gonna happen" > Sam

You missed out "sideways" as in towing "Swings like a lead tit" is also rather descriptive. — Clive Norris Selectron (UK) Ltd www.espguitars.co.uk www.espshop.co.uk www.emgpickups.co.uk www.tube-shop.com www.whirlwindusa.com

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quote by the jazz piano teacher at school. "i’ve heard bands that can play all the right notes but just haven’t got the swing. without the feel it’s like we used to say, like dragging queen mary through an ocean of mars bars. It’s just not gonna happen" Sam P.S. interesting rehearsal today. he called me up to fill in for a bass player in another jazz band and while i was there he went on about how our band was so much more experience and how this band should come and watch us. and then said how fortunate they were for having me come along because i really made the rhythm section sound good and the feel and stuff is heaps better. to top it off he said ‘do you wanna do a bass solo in this one?’ and i shrugged and he goes ‘yes or no?’ and i go ‘yeah why not’ and he goes ‘ok. i’ll do two choruses, then the sax player can do two then you can do a one chorus solo and then we’ll swap 4’s the drummer’ and i’m like ‘right ok’. so we get to my bit in the song and i start ripping out this really cool jazz bass solo (in C Jam Blues if anyone knows it) and at the end of the first chorus he goes ‘take a second chorus’. i think i impressed him… hehe…anyway. a bit oT but yeah. Sam

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> quote by the jazz piano teacher at school. > "i’ve heard bands that can play all the right notes but just haven’t got the > swing. without the feel it’s like we used to say, like dragging queen mary > through an ocean of mars bars. It’s just not gonna happen" > Sam

You missed out "sideways" as in towing "Swings like a lead tit" is also rather descriptive. — Clive Norris Selectron (UK) Ltd www.espguitars.co.uk www.espshop.co.uk www.emgpickups.co.uk www.tube-shop.com www.whirlwindusa.com

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quote by the jazz piano teacher at school. "i’ve heard bands that can play all the right notes but just haven’t got the swing. without the feel it’s like we used to say, like dragging queen mary through an ocean of mars bars. It’s just not gonna happen" Sam P.S. interesting rehearsal today. he called me up to fill in for a bass player in another jazz band and while i was there he went on about how our band was so much more experience and how this band should come and watch us. and then said how fortunate they were for having me come along because i really made the rhythm section sound good and the feel and stuff is heaps better. to top it off he said ‘do you wanna do a bass solo in this one?’ and i shrugged and he goes ‘yes or no?’ and i go ‘yeah why not’ and he goes ‘ok. i’ll do two choruses, then the sax player can do two then you can do a one chorus solo and then we’ll swap 4’s the drummer’ and i’m like ‘right ok’. so we get to my bit in the song and i start ripping out this really cool jazz bass solo (in C Jam Blues if anyone knows it) and at the end of the first chorus he goes ‘take a second chorus’. i think i impressed him… hehe…anyway. a bit oT but yeah. Sam

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> quote by the jazz piano teacher at school. > "i’ve heard bands that can play all the right notes but just haven’t got the > swing. without the feel it’s like we used to say, like dragging queen mary > through an ocean of mars bars. It’s just not gonna happen" > Sam

You missed out "sideways" as in towing "Swings like a lead tit" is also rather descriptive. — Clive Norris Selectron (UK) Ltd www.espguitars.co.uk www.espshop.co.uk www.emgpickups.co.uk www.tube-shop.com www.whirlwindusa.com

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quote by the jazz piano teacher at school. "i’ve heard bands that can play all the right notes but just haven’t got the swing. without the feel it’s like we used to say, like dragging queen mary through an ocean of mars bars. It’s just not gonna happen" Sam P.S. interesting rehearsal today. he called me up to fill in for a bass player in another jazz band and while i was there he went on about how our band was so much more experience and how this band should come and watch us. and then said how fortunate they were for having me come along because i really made the rhythm section sound good and the feel and stuff is heaps better. to top it off he said ‘do you wanna do a bass solo in this one?’ and i shrugged and he goes ‘yes or no?’ and i go ‘yeah why not’ and he goes ‘ok. i’ll do two choruses, then the sax player can do two then you can do a one chorus solo and then we’ll swap 4’s the drummer’ and i’m like ‘right ok’. so we get to my bit in the song and i start ripping out this really cool jazz bass solo (in C Jam Blues if anyone knows it) and at the end of the first chorus he goes ‘take a second chorus’. i think i impressed him… hehe…anyway. a bit oT but yeah. Sam

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> quote by the jazz piano teacher at school. > "i’ve heard bands that can play all the right notes but just haven’t got the > swing. without the feel it’s like we used to say, like dragging queen mary > through an ocean of mars bars. It’s just not gonna happen" > Sam

You missed out "sideways" as in towing "Swings like a lead tit" is also rather descriptive. — Clive Norris Selectron (UK) Ltd www.espguitars.co.uk www.espshop.co.uk www.emgpickups.co.uk www.tube-shop.com www.whirlwindusa.com

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quote by the jazz piano teacher at school. "i’ve heard bands that can play all the right notes but just haven’t got the swing. without the feel it’s like we used to say, like dragging queen mary through an ocean of mars bars. It’s just not gonna happen" Sam P.S. interesting rehearsal today. he called me up to fill in for a bass player in another jazz band and while i was there he went on about how our band was so much more experience and how this band should come and watch us. and then said how fortunate they were for having me come along because i really made the rhythm section sound good and the feel and stuff is heaps better. to top it off he said ‘do you wanna do a bass solo in this one?’ and i shrugged and he goes ‘yes or no?’ and i go ‘yeah why not’ and he goes ‘ok. i’ll do two choruses, then the sax player can do two then you can do a one chorus solo and then we’ll swap 4’s the drummer’ and i’m like ‘right ok’. so we get to my bit in the song and i start ripping out this really cool jazz bass solo (in C Jam Blues if anyone knows it) and at the end of the first chorus he goes ‘take a second chorus’. i think i impressed him… hehe…anyway. a bit oT but yeah. Sam

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> quote by the jazz piano teacher at school. > "i’ve heard bands that can play all the right notes but just haven’t got the > swing. without the feel it’s like we used to say, like dragging queen mary > through an ocean of mars bars. It’s just not gonna happen" > Sam

You missed out "sideways" as in towing "Swings like a lead tit" is also rather descriptive. — Clive Norris Selectron (UK) Ltd www.espguitars.co.uk www.espshop.co.uk www.emgpickups.co.uk www.tube-shop.com www.whirlwindusa.com

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I need to fly as soon as possible to India, hopefully in time to make it for my father funeral. I wasn’t able to find anything below $2000. Can some of you travel agents help me? The ticket should be ATL-HYD-ATL Departure as soon as possible without going too up with the price and about 10 days of stay. Thank you Alex

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> I need to fly as soon as possible to India, > hopefully in time to make it for my father > funeral. I wasn’t able to find anything below > $2000. Can some of you travel agents help me? > The ticket should be ATL-HYD-ATL > Departure as soon as possible without going > too up with the price and about 10 days of > stay. > Thank you > Alex

Hello Alex:      If it is not too late for you trip I would like to work with you on this.  I am an online internet travel agent handling all kinds of travel in the US and in 35 countries.   If you would like for me to search for a fare let me know.  Also how many travelers, do you need any other travel arrangements, car rental or hotel.

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You might like this: Said by Alton Brown of FoodTV "There are only two kinds of food: good and bad. Also, all of life’s big problems include the words "indictment" or "inoperable." Everything else is small stuff." I came across that while looking up a recipe, and i like it Aim

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Aim, I really like this!  Thanks debbie m. http://www.angelfire.com/ga2/angels1/

– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> You might like this: > Said by Alton Brown of FoodTV > "There are only two kinds of food: good and bad. Also, all of life’s > big problems include the words "indictment" or "inoperable." > Everything else is small stuff." > I came across that while looking up a recipe, and i like it > Aim

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I need to fly as soon as possible to India, hopefully in time to make it for my father funeral. I wasn’t able to find anything below $2000. Can some of you travel agents help me? The ticket should be ATL-HYD-ATL Departure as soon as possible without going too up with the price and about 10 days of stay. Thank you Alex

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> I need to fly as soon as possible to India, > hopefully in time to make it for my father > funeral. I wasn’t able to find anything below > $2000. Can some of you travel agents help me? > The ticket should be ATL-HYD-ATL > Departure as soon as possible without going > too up with the price and about 10 days of > stay. > Thank you > Alex

Hello Alex:      If it is not too late for you trip I would like to work with you on this.  I am an online internet travel agent handling all kinds of travel in the US and in 35 countries.   If you would like for me to search for a fare let me know.  Also how many travelers, do you need any other travel arrangements, car rental or hotel.

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I need to fly as soon as possible to India, hopefully in time to make it for my father funeral. I wasn’t able to find anything below $2000. Can some of you travel agents help me? The ticket should be ATL-HYD-ATL Departure as soon as possible without going too up with the price and about 10 days of stay. Thank you Alex

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> I need to fly as soon as possible to India, > hopefully in time to make it for my father > funeral. I wasn’t able to find anything below > $2000. Can some of you travel agents help me? > The ticket should be ATL-HYD-ATL > Departure as soon as possible without going > too up with the price and about 10 days of > stay. > Thank you > Alex

Hello Alex:      If it is not too late for you trip I would like to work with you on this.  I am an online internet travel agent handling all kinds of travel in the US and in 35 countries.   If you would like for me to search for a fare let me know.  Also how many travelers, do you need any other travel arrangements, car rental or hotel.

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You might like this: Said by Alton Brown of FoodTV "There are only two kinds of food: good and bad. Also, all of life’s big problems include the words "indictment" or "inoperable." Everything else is small stuff." I came across that while looking up a recipe, and i like it Aim

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Aim, I really like this!  Thanks debbie m. http://www.angelfire.com/ga2/angels1/

– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> You might like this: > Said by Alton Brown of FoodTV > "There are only two kinds of food: good and bad. Also, all of life’s > big problems include the words "indictment" or "inoperable." > Everything else is small stuff." > I came across that while looking up a recipe, and i like it > Aim

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