The airing of grievances is something I often witness in my therapy groups. It’s also the most appealing (I believe) ritual of Festivus, which was yesterday.
The airing of grievances can help us let go and move on. It’s especially helpful during difficult times and when there is pressure to hide our grievances and to pretend to be happy.
So, let the airing of grievances commence!
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Okay, now that there has been the airing of grievances, I can move on to sharing my other images for today.
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It looks like the Daily Bitch has more grievances with people than with cats and so do I.
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Here’s what I find when I search for “the airing of grievances” on YouTube:
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I don’t have a lot of problems with you people and thanks to all who help me air my grievances etc. daily, including YOU!!
clowns.
Yep. Too many clowns.
Happy Eve for Christmas and Hanukah this year, Ann!
Happy holidays to you, my friend!
Now that I hung my Christmas wreath from my front screen door on a bungy cord, I have no more grievances except the usual you all know whats. Unless I find my son ate all the good snickerdoodles from the bowl – took me a couple of batches to find the exact right temp – and I want enough to go around to all the neighbors. But that’s okay. He’s just a (58-year-old) kid! 🙂
I hope you had enough snickerdoodles, Barbara.
I had a doctor who celebrated Festivus with her family. She also quoted Monty Python during our checkups. My grievance is that she retired, but she had a long and illustrious career so I can’t have too much of a problem with that.
I’m so glad you had such a wonderful doctor, Chris.