You know how when someone
says “it’s been one of those days” we all are ready for the litany of things
gone wrong, plans messed up or disappointments by the bundle.
What if we turned it around?
I mean there is nothing intrinsic to the words or that particular sentence that
make it an obligation for a tale of woe. What if one put positive elements in,
such as “it was one of those days” when I went back to bed for a good read;
went for a lovely long walk in the sun; met a friend for coffee, tea, lunch –
dinner; got the check I was waiting for (or more likely the bank deposit these
days); had a phone call or e-mail from a friend with whom I hadn’t spoke in
months; met a new friend; went to a great concert, etc.
I imagine though that we
would have to eliminate “it was just” and add on one or more of the
above-mentioned qualifiers, still think I’m going to give it a go and declare
today “one of those days” where nothing goes wrong and only pleasure is had.
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