I’m so sick of …
- winter weather,
- my fears,
- unpleasant surprises,
- worry,
- photos from my phone not loading on my laptop, like these:
- writing blog posts on my phone because that’s where the photos are,
- waking up multiple times during the night,
- people who don’t listen,
- politicians who start a sentence with “What the American people want is …”,
- dishonesty,
- greed,
- name calling,
- injustice,
- racism,
- sexism,
- homophobia
- ageism, and
- physical therapy at 7:30 in the morning.
What are you so sick of?
I’m not sick of this Tom Petty song.
I hope you’re not so sick of my gratitude because I have lots of that for all those who helped me write this blog post and — of course! — for YOU.
sing it! me too
I’m not sick of singing together, Beth!
remote technical advisers you can only reach after going through robotic hoops
I’m sick of that too, Derrick.
So sick of too much!
(About your photos….why not load them from your phone to the media of your WP, or even directly to a post. Save the post. Then write from your computer? That way you don’t have to ‘type’ on your phone. I’ve done that soooooo very often!)
Usually my photos load automatically but when they don’t I just blog on my phone. I never get sick of your helpfulness, Colleen — it helps keep me well!
😀
Waking up to find the temp is 29 degrees on April 11th makes me sick of winter not taking its leave. I am certainly not sick of coming by to see what you are sick of Ann. Misery loves company <3
I love your company, Lisa!
Email the photos to yourself, and you’ll have them on your laptop as well, Ann. Tip of the day from a fellow daily blogger.
I never get sick of your tips, fellow blogger.
Posting on your smartphone is so smart Ann! I’m never sick of hearing from you 💛
I’m never sick of hearing from you, Val — that always makes things better. <3
I’m sick of all I need to do and not enough moxie or time to do it all! I’m not sick of you or your blog,, my dear, both of which are part of the solution, not part of the problem!
Thanks for being part of the solution, Sunny!
I am afraid of not knowing what to say. But only a little bit.
Do you find living by water somewhat calming?
Living by water is good for what ails me and so are your comments, Maureen.
I’m sick of most of the same things as you are, especially winter and waking up at night. Re the photos, I send the photos from my email account on my phone to my other email account (I’ve got 2 email accounts, one of which is not on the phone). Then I download the photo from my inbox on the PC and I’ve got it there when I want to use it in a blog. There’s probably a less complicated way, but I’m not that tech savvy and this way works for me!
Your comments work for me, Annabelle!
A friend and I were just discussing Ipecac. Anyone who doesn’t know me will think that’s an odd thing to discuss while all those who know me won’t find anything strange about it. This came to mind now because I realized that there are times when you have to be sick in order to start the process of getting well, although it also helps to first know you’re sick.
I’m so glad I know you, Chris — that helps keep me well.
I gave up being afraid, I found it was bad for my nerves. 😀
Your comment is good for my nerves, Graham.
I am glad to hear it. 🙂
I am so sick of, loud boys who give me a headache, soon I will leave to take one of them to school
I am never sick of your visits here, Joanne.
Love this post! I’m sick of all the things you’re sick of, except PT because I don’t need it. Also, I can’t post shit on my smartphone. I guess I’m not smart enough to figure out how!
Thank you for this lovely, smart comment, Kim!
Thank you. I woke very early this morning thinking all those things (and worse about the builders who have not yet finished the work they started here in February). You and Tom Petty have put the heart back into me.
I’m so sick of waking up so early in the morning, Hilary. Your comments help put the heart back into me.