He was the guy who talked to kids, but we parents would listen in and also learn that feelings are real and we’re not always in control of them. This modest, average guy, recognized many of the emotions we feel (adults included). Rogers, sang us a song about this … “What do you do with the mad that you feel, when you feel so mad you could bite?” He made a lot of good calls.
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One of the great modifiers of feelings, the man who taught us how to deal with these very things, Mr. Then, we have to retrace our steps, mitigate the damage, undo the hurt we caused and endure the embarrassment we feel. Almost always, there is regret and, on some rare occasions, there will actually be catharsis, enlightenment, or change … and the angels sing.ĭuring the process itself, however, it’s almost never a pretty sight, and none of us is ever proud when patience goes down river and we explode all over the walls.
Other days are worse with possible subsequent damage control to be addressed.
Those are the days that the bear gets us, even if it is only a tirade. Venting will, almost never, represent a solution and doesn’t solve the problem by itself but, like a kettle whistling on the stove, the process does relieve some of the pressure.
We all do it, but she articulated it perfectly as well. In a way that only she can, she answered, “A few minutes ago, I needed to be laughing now, I need to be yelling.” She was right. One of my dearest friends had an argument with her husband one day during which he reminded her that only a few minutes earlier, she was laughing. Other times, we just don’t want to find one because we not only need to vent, we really want to. Solutions are good and, often, the mere method of searching for them is enough to put us back on keel or, at least, begin the soothing/healing process and keep the bear at bay. Here at Chatterbox we often discuss tolerance, diligence, patience, understanding, resources and solutions for many things.
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Not a subscriber? Click here to sign up for the daily PDF or alerts.There’s an old expression that goes, “Some days you get the bear, and some days the bear gets you.” The latter, favored at 5-2 on the morning line, has been working bullets on the grass over Saratoga's Oklahoma training track. His unraced dam Sunshiny Day (Bernardini) is out of champion 2-year-old filly & MGISW Storm Song (Summer Squall), who produced Another Storm (Gone West), dam of MG1SW Order Of St George (Ire) (Galileo ) (320,000gns TATOCT yearling) and Culprit ( Justify) ($675,000 KEESEP yearling). He previously brought $360,000 as a KEENOV weanling and RNA'd for $575,000 as a FTSAUG yearling. Lambo ( Uncle Mo), trained by Steve Asmussen, brought $950,000 from the Heiligbrodts and Jackpot Farm at OBS March after posting a :10 flat move during the under-tack show. Wayne Lukas, the bay colt is out of SW Walk Close ( Tapit), who also produced his full-brother Anneau d'Or, second-place finisher in the GI Breeders' Cup Juvenile. BC Stables paid $1.35 million for DAILY GRIND ( Medaglia d'Oro) at last year's Fasig-Tipton Saratoga Yearling sale. Two high-priced maidens will kick off their careers at Ellis Park Thursday.
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